The disgraced royal may end up in a home rented to tourists amid the ongoing property battle. A cottage rented out to tourists on Airbnb could potentially be the new home of Prince Andrew as the disgraced Duke faces continued pressure to leave his long-time residence, the Royal Lodge. The 64-year-old, the third child of late monarchs Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, is battling to retain his royal residence after his brother, King Charles, reportedly did not renew the contract for the property’s security team .
The King has been privately paying for his younger brother’s security at Royal Lodge after Andrew lost his police protection in 2022, according to reports. Andrew was stripped of his military titles and patronages amid a since-settled civil sexual assault lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre. However, the Sun on Sunday reported earlier this week Charles, 75, has now withdrawn funding - an estimated £3 million ($6.
3m) a year - ahead of the security team’s contract expiring in October..
