Prince Andrew Blocks Easter Getaway, Tense Security at Marsh Farm

0:00On April 6, Prince Andrew was holding tight to Wood Farm on the Sanderingham estate, blocking his brother Prince Edward and Sophie from their usual. Easter getaway spot. They had to crash in Garden's house instead, a rental cottage nearby, because Andrew is dragging his feet on leaving. This all stems from Andrew's eviction, from Royal Lodge, back in February over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He's been crashing at Wood Farm as a temporary pad until he shifts to Marsh Farm permanently, but that move keeps getting delayed. Edward, who's 62, finally dropped by for the first visit since Andrew's Norfolk exile started two months back. Sources say he had a quiet chat, pushing Andrew to sort things out since the couple loves Booking Wood Farm each year. Security got tense Thursday when two folks tried scaling the gate at Marsh Farm, peaking over a new six-foot fence during renovations. Guards chased them off quick, and Andrew met with the estate manager that day, while builders rushed luxury upgrades like fast broadband. With boxes piling up and work nearly done, Andrew's permanent switch looks imminent.

1:03I skipped the family's Easter service at Windsor to stay low key, and Norfolk.