Prince Andrew's New Home: A Tourist Attraction

0:00It's March 27, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Prince Andrews home at Wood Farm in Norfolk has turned into a popular tourist spot, drawing dozens of visitors each day who stopped to photograph the property. The 66-year-old moved there about two months ago after leaving Royal Lodge in Windsor on his brother King Charles's orders. It was exploded after he was taken into custody on February 19, with sightseers leaning out car windows for mobile phone shots and even. Posing alongside journalists camped outside. And then, the Sandringham estate has jumped on the buzz by adding Wood Farm to its official land rover safari tours, which cost 160 pounds and, last two and a half hours, guides pointed out to paying guests while driving the grounds. Underfaces another move next month to nearby Marsh Farm, a five-bedroom house getting major upgrades like security fencing, cameras, new flooring, and broadband.

1:02Hundreds of removal boxes marched with HRH labels arrived this month, packed with clothes, antiques, books, and fragile items for his office, sitting, room, and meeting space. Workers have also set up a large mobile home in the stables for extra staff, since the smaller property cannot house everyone from his old dirty room. Manchin, these shifts show how his situation keeps evolving amid the scrutiny.