King Exiles Andrew to Royals' Bleakest and Most Haunted Home

King Charles has exiled his brother, Prince Andrew, Duke of York, to the notoriously eerie Royal Lodge, stripping him of his title and signaling a significant shift in royal dynamics.

• On Thursday, King Charles exiled Prince Andrew, Duke of York, to the Royal Lodge, a property known for its gloomy atmosphere and reputed hauntings.
• Previously expected to reside in a 30-room mansion on the grounds of Sandringham House, Prince Andrew will now face a stark lifestyle change in Windsor, Berkshire.
• The decision aligns with King Charles efforts to distance the monarchy from controversy, particularly following the legacy of Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma and past royal scandals.