Prince Andrew's years-long living arrangement at the Royal Lodge with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, is reportedly nearing an end.

The scandal involving Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson has taken another dramatic turn with a royal author saying they could face prison time

Questions persist about how Prince Andrew funds his expensive lifestyle after stepping back from royal duties in 2019 following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Prince Andrew, who recently relinquished his formal titles after new revelations about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is under pressure to vacate his royal digs where he lives nearly rent-free near Windsor Castle.

As Charles shook hands and greeted supporters at Lichfield Cathedral in England, one person in the crowd hurled questions and accusations at the royal.

The outrage has continued with the posthumous publication of the memoirs of Virginia Giuffre, who alleged that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked her as a teen and who accused Prince Andrew of assaulting her.

Emily Maitlis, the BBC journalist who sat down with Andrew, 65, in 2019 for his infamous “car crash” Newsnight interview, recently claimed that William, 43, threatened to strip Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie’s royal titles if their father didn’t agree to leave his $38 million royal home.

Prince Andrew has been found "guilty" of being a liability to the Royal Family in a mock trial – as new details emerge surrounding his continued links to Jeffrey Epstein and the financier's sprawling criminal network.

Prince Edward had to pay the market value for his royal residence while brother Prince Andrew avoided paying rent for two decades.