King Charles refuses to fund Sarah Ferguson's move after Andrew gets kicked out
Andrew will move to a privately funded property, while Sarah is expected to make her own arrangements
Following King Charles's dramatic announcement stripping Prince Andrew of all royal titles and honours, attention has turned to his long-time companion and ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.
The pair have lived together at Royal Lodge, Windsor, since 2004, but with the disgraced duke now formally ordered to surrender his lease and vacate the 30-room mansion, Sarah’s royal living arrangement has officially ended.
According to palace insiders, Andrew will move to a privately funded property on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, while Sarah is expected to make her own housing arrangements.
One royal source told The Daily Mail: “It’s a matter for them whether they choose to live together, but the Palace won’t be facilitating it.”
The Palace’s statement made no mention of Ferguson, but confirmed: “Formal notice has today been served to surrender the lease. The move will take place as soon as practicable.”
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