Andrew warned 'he could end up sleeping in caravan' after provoking King Charles's 'anger'


As of Sunday, March 29, 2026, the ongoing eviction of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the Royal Lodge has taken a surreal turn, with reports surfacing that the disgraced former prince is now "living in a caravan" on the Sandringham estate while awaiting the completion of his new home.

The situation has reportedly reached a breaking point following a series of "outrageous demands" from Andrew that have left King Charles III in a state of high-intensity anger.


1. The "Caravan" Reality

The warning that Andrew could end up "sleeping in a caravan" has moved from a threat to a literal reality this weekend:

  • The Moss-Riddled Mobile Home: A "huge," moss-covered mobile home was delivered to the grounds of the Sandringham estate last week. While initially thought to be for staff, sources told The Mirror on March 29 that Andrew has been seen "sitting in" and using the caravan himself.

  • The "Novelty" Factor: Remarkably, insiders claim Andrew is "enjoying" the experience, with one source stating, "He really is a changed man; he's enjoyed sitting in the caravan. It's novel for him."

  • Temporary Exile: Andrew is currently stationed at Wood Farm (the modest cottage where Prince Philip retired), but the King reportedly wants the property back for guests, leaving the caravan as Andrew’s primary "hobby" and potential fallback while his permanent residence, Marsh Farm, undergoes renovations.

2. Provoking the King’s "Anger"

The reason for this "shabby" living situation is a total breakdown in negotiations between the two brothers:

  • The £75 Million Demand: Royal expert Rob Shuter revealed that Andrew allegedly demanded a staggering £75 million to voluntarily vacate the 30-room Royal Lodge.

  • The "Staff" Ultimatum: Andrew has reportedly insisted on maintaining a full suite of staff—including a private cook, housekeeper, gardener, driver, and 24/7 police security—despite no longer being a working royal or having a public income.

  • The King's Response: These demands have reportedly "angered" King Charles, who has already personally footed the bill for the renovations at Marsh Farm. The King has responded by cutting off Andrew’s personal allowance and withdrawing his official valet and security detail.


3. The "Leave No Trace" Order

The King has shifted from a "soft eviction" to a scorched-earth policy regarding Andrew’s former life at Windsor:

  • The Weekend Deadline: Charles has reportedly ordered that the Royal Lodge be completely cleared of "every trace" of Andrew and his staff by the end of this weekend (March 29).

  • The "Burning" of Belongings: In a dramatic scene, staff at the Royal Lodge were seen loading multiple skips and even setting fire to furniture and unwanted possessions on the grounds to ensure no evidence of the former occupants remains.

  • The "Ghost Town": Aerial photos show the once-bustling mansion now sitting empty and "abandoned," with all valuable artwork moved to the Royal Collection Trust.

4. The "Manure" Treatment

Adding a literal "stink" to the exile, neighbors in Norfolk have reported that "huge piles of manure" have been dumped just a stone's throw from Andrew's new property at Marsh Farm. While some see it as standard farming practice, others have interpreted it as a pointed message from the King. As one local resident put it, "There has been a whiff of scandal around Andrew for a long time, so it is fitting that he should be exposed to the smells of the countryside."

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