The battle for Windsor Castle has been unresolved since the death of Queen Elizabeth II. It was previously reported that King Charles III had evicted his second brother several times in order to hand over the 30-room Windsor mansion to Prince William, but Prince Andrew was determined not to move, and the matter later dropped.
Because of this, many people think King Charles is too weak. But according to the "Mirror" report on July 2, once Prince William takes over the throne, the good days of Andrew, Duke of York, will come to an end. William will not treat Andrew as "kindly" as his father Charles did, and Andrew's future will be very "very" severe".
And why did Prince William attack his infamous uncle? According to the "Daily Mail" report, this has to start with his wife Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales.
Royal reporter Richard Kay revealed that in the early days of his relationship with Kate, William took her to meet all the royal relatives, but was ignored by Andrew at that time, which made William resentful.
Richard stressed that it was Andrew's "unkind behavior" towards Kate that sparked the feud between him and his nephew, and that since then, "Prince William has played a key role in Andrew's eviction from Buckingham Palace. He also insisted that Andrew be banned from all official royal events."
According to the royal reporter, Prince William even pushed his father behind the scenes to kick Andrew out of the royal villa and move him in with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Formerly occupied Frogmore Cottage.
Whether this matter can succeed is of great significance to both Charles and William. As royal writer and expert Tom Quinn said, "For King Charles, forcing Andrew to move to Frogmore can solve several problems at the same time. This question," "not only serves as a warning to Harry that he is no longer a member of the royal family and that he will never be allowed back to Frogmore," "but also serves as a warning to Andrew that he has disgraced himself and cannot be expected to live any longer. Living a luxurious life."
"Finally, it also means preparing a suitable luxury residence for the really important members of the royal family - William and Kate."
However, although in Charles's eyes, "The Royal Villa is the only residence in the Royal Estate of Windsor that is large enough and noble enough for his heirs," people familiar with the matter said that even if Andrew moves away, will William and Kate Who will take over the property remains to be seen.
Friends of the Welsh couple told Richard that taking over Royal Cottage would mean a change in their lifestyle, after all they were used to living in an Adelaide cottage.
As for why William and Kate are so fond of Adelaide Cottage, the source explained, "It is their current home in Windsor Great Park and there is no live-in staff here, but moving into the huge Windsor Cottage means they Housekeeping staff must be accommodated, but this is something they have long opposed."
And this is also related to Prince William's long-term desire to "slim down" the monarchy. According to reports, in addition to secretly kicking Andrew out of the royal residence, Prince William also does not want Andrew to return to the royal family.
Recently, royal expert Richard Eden said in an interview that William has always regarded small monarchies in Europe as a model for the future. He does not want older royal members to continue to show up after retirement. He hopes that the royal family " Be slimmer”.
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