Prince Andrew's Downsized Move: Marsh Farm Awaits

0:00On March 23rd, Prince Andrew, the former Duke of York, has been bouncing between royal properties amid ongoing scrutiny. He left his longtime home at Royal Lodge last month, and is now staying temporarily at Wood Farm on the Sanderingham estate. That spot was meant as a short-term fix, but plans are shifting fast. Earlier this year, on February 19th, Andrew faced a rest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, though no charges have stuck yet. The move from Royal Lodge, where he lived with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson for two decades and a 30-room mansion complete with a pool and chapel, stems, partly from that pressure. Public backlash has been intense, fueling questions about his future within the family of states. Insiders note the desire to reclaim Wood Farm for other uses, pushing his next relocation. Now, renovations at the much smaller Marsh Farm are speeding up, with a permanent move expected right after Easter, possibly even sooner. That spot offers far less luxury than his past digs.

1:03As Andrew settles into this downsize chapter, the royal family continues navigating these housing tweaks behind the scenes. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with the story.