Prince Andrew's Easter Move: New Home Ready

0:00On March 22nd, Prince Andrew faces an earlier than expected exit from his temporary home at Wood Farm on the Sanderingham estate. Royal experts say he could vacate the Norfolk Farmhouse within the next two weeks to free it up for other family members during Easter. He shifted to Wood Farm back in February after more than 20 years at Royal Lodge in Windsor. The short-term stay was meant to last until builders finished his new five-bedroom place and nearby Marsh Farm. Even for Wood Farm as a holiday spot has ramped up, especially with Easter on the first weekend of April, commentators note it's a go-to retreat for extended royals looking to unwind. Moving trucks have been spotted hauling furniture and appliances to Marsh Farm this week, complete with royal markings. Security is also tightened, with round-the-clock work on big new gates outside the property. Preparations point to an accelerated timeline, getting Andrew into his permanent spot, sharpish. If his low profile ongoing after Epstein links, which he denies wrongdoing in, the shuffle

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