Prince Andrew's Luxury Estate Upgrades Amid Scandal

0:00This is Cory with the story. Here with your quick two-minute entertainment update. Prince Andrew, the former Duke of York, faces suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to his time as Britain's trade envoy and links to Jeffrey, Epstein. Despite the arrest, his new home on the Sanderingham estate is receiving high-end renovations as he settles into a quieter life away from Royal Lodge. Workers from luxury flooring firms, including one that has served Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, have been spotted at the five-bedroom marsh, farm property. Another company handled similar updates and a new fence now surrounds the modest residence to boost privacy. Insiders say the move aims to shield the royal family from constant media attention on Andrew's outings by course rides near photographers. King Charles is funding his brother's comfortable setup in exchange for staying out of the spotlight. The 66-year-old father of two is reportedly confined to the estate with limited access to prevent gatherings of press. Palace sources emphasize reducing visibility at every turn to keep things low key.

1:04While the upgrades continue, Andrew remains unhappy with the arrangement, viewing it as beneath him and hinting at plans to leave the country for good.