Prince Andrew, 64, has reportedly issued a veiled threat to disclose intimate family secrets should he be forced from his opulent residence, Royal Lodge. This development adds a dramatic twist to the ongoing saga between the prince and his elder brother,

T he "bitter" feud between King Charles and Prince Andrew over the Duke of York's home, Royal Lodge, was said to rival the relations between Prince William and Prince Harry at one

Controversial royal Prince Andrew suffered another humiliation after a note from one of his top advisors sent to a Chinese national believed to be a spy revealed they could sneak people in and out of

British royal family news reveals that the momentum in King Charles’s alleged effort to evict Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge may have shifted. Although Charles is king and Andrew is the spare, the latter has a valid lease at Royal Lodge.

A CHINESE spy pal of Prince Andrew knew how to sneak people in and out of his Royal Lodge home. The shock revelation emerged in a letter from one of the duke’s top advisers, Dominic Hampshire, to

The royal family is unusual in many respects, and punishing people by not allowing them to go to church is one of their oddities. Such a sorry fate potentially awaits Prince Andrew, with speculation rife that King Charles may distance himself from his brother on Christmas Day amid controversy that Andrew allegedly befriended a Chinese spy.

British royal family news reveals that King Charles reportedly wants his disgraced, spare brother, Andrew to leave Royal Lodge, an extensive property that only he and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson live in.

"There will always be a bond of blood" an inside source says of the siblings King Charles is reportedly furious over the Chinese spy scandal involving his brother Prince Andrew, according to multiple reports.

Revelations that a suspected Chinese spy became a confidant of Prince Andrew have placed renewed scrutiny on the disgraced royal, further embarrassing the royal family. For the third consecutive day,

King Charles is reportedly frustrated by Prince Andrew's association with an alleged Chinese spy, impacting the monarchy's reputation. The Palace lacks authority to investigate Andrew's finances, including funds from Chinese donors for his Royal Lodge residence.