Prince Andrew's Easter Move: Edward & Sophie Wait

0:00On April 6, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie got bummed from their usual Easter spot at Wood Farm on the Sandering Hammer State because Prince Andrew is still camped out there. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, both regulars at the place, had to settle for a nearby holiday cottage called Garden's House instead. Andrew's holding onto Wood Farm as a temp spot while he preps the shift next door to Marsh Farm, his new permanent pad. This all stems from Andrew's exile after getting kicked out of rural lodge back in February over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Edward, 62, made the first family visit to his 66-year-old brother in two months, dropping by for what sources call a quiet word about, speeding up the move. Meanwhile, that holiday let runs up to 4,110 pounds a week during peak season. Family tensions are bubbling as Edward and Sophie want their spot back, and Insider say Andrew's just bouncing between the two homes, dragging his, feet. The whole shuffle highlights the ongoing fallout from Andrew's scandals, including a recent

1:03police probe from Miss Conduct in public office around his, birthday on February 19. Lately, builders are rushing to finish Marsh Farm with fancy carpets, fast internet, and even a skydish while hundreds of his boxes have rolled. Andrew's been spotted looking glum, driving around, walking his seven dogs, and checking horses despite advice to lay low. Then Thursday, security chased off two folks trying to climb the fence in Marsh Farm for a peak inside. On top of that, he got a second-hand static caravan dropped in his garden for extra security space, funded by King Charles' living expense cash. With Easter done and renovations humming, expect Andrew to finally pack up Wood Farm soon, clearing the way for the Enbarrows next time around.