Prince Andrew demands £75M payout from King Charles to vacate Royal Lodge, insiders claim

Prince Andrew’s continuing conflict over the Royal Lodge seems to be resolved. According to Rob Shuter's ShuterScoop, Andrew is "refusing to leave" the property even after King Charles evicted him formally, and he’s reportedly "telling people he wants £75,000,000 to even think about moving out."

Demands for a Replacement Residence

Insiders state that he’s also pushing for a substantial residence in Sandringham as a "replacement," alongside guaranteed access to "a cook, a gardener, a housekeeper, a driver," plus ongoing police protection.

Negotiations Are Crawling

Whether the King will eventually accept these demands remains to be uncertain. While sources state that both sides are attempting to reach an agreement, the procedure is slow, "negotiations are crawling" in regard to the several conditions on the table. The Daily Beast mentions that Andrew is seeking a "six or seven bedroom" residence on the Sandringham estate.

Seeking Fair Treatment

One of his companions cited to the outlet that "Andrew has done exactly what has been asked of him, and he just wants to be left alone. He is giving up the lease on one of England’s finest houses and expects to be treated fairly."
A former courtier also weighed in, stating, "Knowing Andrew, this was always going to be about money. Andrew is essentially being bought out of the lease, so he will haggle over every last detail of the deal."

FAQs:

1. Why is Prince Andrew being evicted?
Prince Andrew is being asked to vacate the Royal Lodge by King Charles. The eviction is part of a continuing royal property conflict.

2. How much money is he reportedly demanding?
Andrew has allegedly asked for "£75,000,000 to even think about moving out." This amount shows his anticipated compensation for leaving the property.