Prince Andrew Will Create Chaos for King Charles If Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice Take Over the Royal Lodge

Prince Andrew is holding onto the Royal Lodge, but the Duke of York's refusal to move from the property could create a serious problem for King Charles in the future, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

In an interview with GB News, royal editor Svar Nanan-Sen said: "There are reports that Andrew intends to pass on his lease to [daughters] Beatrice and Eugenie even after he dies.

"Now, whether that's something Beatrice and Eugenie would be interested in, is a completely different topic. They're very settled and also, it would involve them being dragged into this royal feud."

In 2023, Charles requested Andrew leave the royal estate, but the duke continues to reside there with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.

The commentator added: "If that is his intention, then it means he's planning to see out his time at Royal Lodge and then create a further headache for King Charles in this messy feud."

Shortly after Andrew was told to move out of the abode, the Duchess of York was diagnosed with breast cancer, and some experts speculated her health challenges pushed back their eviction.

GB News' Cameron Walker stated: "The other issue might be because the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, his ex-wife, also lives within Royal Lodge. And moving from a 30-bedroom house into a cottage where you might be, you know, kind of in the same room or forced to be kind of in the same lounge all the time."

As previously reported, Christopher Andersen predicted Charles and Kate Middleton's cancer diagnoses shifted the monarch's priorities.

Anderson said: "Andrew isn't going anywhere for the time being. It's doubtful that King Charles — who, along with his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, is battling cancer — is in the mood for a knockdown drag-out with his brother.

"If and when Andrew does move, it will simply be because he doesn't have the money to heat Royal Lodge or keep the lights on. In the meantime, Frogmore will likely remain empty. It's worth noting that the King had better luck evicting Andrew from Buckingham Palace, where the Duke of York has maintained his private apartment for decades."

Andrew was stripped of his HRH status and various royal privileges after he was accused of sexual assault, however, he's continued to live on the royal property.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were forced out of their royal mansion, and the duo reimbursed the Sovereign Grant used to personalize Frogmore Cottage.

Anderson explained: "The royals have always played musical chairs, moving from one grandiose residence to another as the seasons change — or simply on a whim. [But] vast estates left unoccupied for long periods — not a good look, some members of Parliament have pointed out, for a country facing a housing crisis."