London (Great Britain) - King Charles III (75) and his brother Prince Andrew (64) are still at loggerheads. Andrew refuses to vacate his residence in Windsor!

As GB News reports, Prince Andrew has been asked to leave his estate, the Royal Lodge in Windsor, this year to avoid incurring further costs for the royal family.

The background to this is King Charles' decision to cut his brother's financial support after he stepped down from his royal duties in 2020 and was stripped of the title of His Royal Highness in 2022.

Despite these changes, the 64-year-old is doing everything he can to continue living with his family in Windsor.

According to an insider, Andrew is still struggling to fully accept the drastic changes in his situation.

The Prince refuses to move to the more modest Frogmore Cottage, which was once the home of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan.

Instead, he remains at the lavish Royal Lodge in Windsor, a 30-room property worth around 31 million pounds (around 37 million euros), and shows no willingness to comply with the request of his brother, King Charles.

Andrew lives at Royal Lodge with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, who is currently in Australia to promote her new children's book.

As the expert Rupert Bell explains, the King cannot force his brother to move out as long as he can afford the property financially.