Prince Andrew's Caravan Living: A Royal Downgrade

0:00It's March 29. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Prince Andrew ditched his fancy 30 room royal lodge for a used two bedrooms static caravan that cost 26,000 pounds. Now it sits on bricks in his Norfolk garden, propped up like a temporary hideout while he sorts out his next spot. King Charles footed the bill from living expense funds and the 2012 model serves as a crash pad during visits to Marsh Farm, which is still getting major renovations. Andrew's been crashing there himself instead of handing it off to staff. Insiders say he's actually digging the simple setup, calling it a fresh change for the guy who's used to luxury. A state staff pitch in from afar, but nobody wants to bunk in the caravan full time. He's holding out a wood farm about a mile and a half away until Marsh Farm hits his high standards, think rewiring, plastering, maybe even his bestest, scares. That delays got the king frustrated, wanting the place back for guests.

1:02Yesterday, cameras caught him eyeing horses on the Sanderingham estate with security and tow, but no rides allowed anymore amid the Epstein fallout. Looks like Andrew's life keeps shifting gears on the row of fringes.