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Prince Andrew's Easter Estate Shuffle: Two Homes, One Drama

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Prince Andrews post-eviction life at Sandringham takes a turn for the better, with two new houses in his possession. Despite being evicted from Royal Lodge, he now resides in Wood Farm and is settling into Marsh Farm, causing a royal shuffle during Easter week. Prince Edward and Princess Sophie had to find alternative accommodations due to Andrews presence, while family insiders express frustration over his privileged situation. The move to Marsh Farm is nearly complete, with luxury amenities and hundreds of his boxes being transported. The situation has caused ripples, affecting the entire family and their holiday traditions.

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Prince Andrew's Easter Estate Shuffle: Two Homes, One Drama

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Prince Andrew's Easter Estate Shuffle: Two Homes, One Drama. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

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