Prince Andrew's Estate Drama Blocks Easter Plans

0:00On April 7th, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie had to switch up their Easter plans on the Sanderingham estate. Instead of their usual spot at Wood Farm, they crashed at Garden's house, a basic rental four-bedroom spot owned by the King. That's because Prince Andrew is still holding down Wood Farm and wouldn't budge. Andrew was supposed to pack up and head to Marsh Farm in nearby Wolferton by Easter, but he's been dragging his feet. He likes Wood Farm better for its super-private setup at the end of a long driveway away from prying eyes. This mix-up forced the Edinburgh's into this modest backup pad with its old school kitchen and floral curtains. Word is, Andrew moved into Wood Farm back in early February after all the heat from his Epstein ties. He lost his Prince title last October and had to leave his big Windsor place. King Charles even nixed Garden's house as an option for him before, because it's too close to the main house. Last week, Edward dropped by Wood Farm, the first royal to visit, and straight up told his brother to get moving to Marsh Farm ASAP.

1:02It was blocking their family tradition. Edward made it to the Easter service at Windsor with his son James, but Sylphie skipped it, feeling under the weather, and daughter Louise was out too. Science points to Andrew finally shifting gears, with boxes, artwork, new curtains, and security gates going up at Marsh Farm. Still, he's not out of Wood Farm yet, leaving some royal reshuffling in the air as the family sorts this estate drama. Last the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.