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Prince William won’t tolerate Prince Andrew ‘living it up’ next door
Prince William won’t tolerate Prince Andrew ‘living it up’ next door
William and Kate’s move puts Andrew in the spotlight
Prince William and Princess Kate are preparing to settle into Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park with their three children.
While the relocation is being described as a fresh start for the family, it’s stirring tension behind palace walls—especially with Prince Andrew’s Royal Lodge sitting uncomfortably close.
Royal Lodge proximity raises concerns
The Royal Lodge, still occupied by Prince Andrew, is just a short distance from the Waleses’ new forever home.
Despite Andrew’s lease reportedly lasting until 2078, royal insiders say his presence is becoming increasingly problematic for William as he prepares to take on more responsibility within the monarchy, reports the newspaper The Express.
A clean break from controversy
William, known for his measured yet decisive approach, is said to be keen on distancing his family from scandal.
Commentators suggest he’s unlikely to tolerate the optics of Andrew living next door—especially given the Duke of York’s association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Kate and William seek a fresh start
The couple’s move comes after a turbulent few years, from Queen Elizabeth II’s passing shortly after their last move, to the fallout from Harry and Meghan’s explosive documentary and memoir.
Forest Lodge offers a sense of permanence—and privacy—the family hopes to preserve.
‘Bad Uncle Andrew’ in the crosshairs
Newspaper columnist Sarah Vine didn’t mince words, questioning whether William and Kate would be comfortable living near someone associated with such a tainted past.
According to The Express, Sarah said, “Are they really going to tolerate ‘Bad Uncle Andrew’ living it up next door?” — echoing a growing public sentiment.
A future king with a firm stance
With King Charles’s reign underway, William is quietly establishing his own leadership style—one focused on integrity and modernising the monarchy.
Royal commentators say Andrew should be worried.
Family tensions laid bare
At the Duchess of Kent’s funeral in September, a moment between the two princes caught attention—Andrew was seen chuckling while William looked visibly uneasy.
It was a small but telling snapshot of their strained dynamic and possibly, their differing views on royal decorum.
Time for Prince Andrew to face reality?
As Vine bluntly put it, “He can either carry on acting like the arrogant, deluded toff he’s been all his life, or take a long hard look in the mirror.”
With William’s influence growing, the pressure is mounting on Andrew to either step back—or be pushed further into the royal shadows, reports The Express.
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