Prince Edward Visits Andrew at Sandringham

0:00On April 4, Prince Edward made ways this week as the first royal to visit his brother Prince Andrew at his temporary spot in Norfolk's Sandringham, his state. As 66, Andrew's been holed up at Wood Farm since getting booted from royal lodge over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Edward 62, dropped by for what insiders call a quiet nudge, not brotherly love. Turns out Edward and his wife Sophie wanted Wood Farm for their Easter stay, like they usually do. But Andrew's dragging his feet on moving next door to Marsh Farm, his permanent pad that's getting a full makeover with new carpets and broadband, forced to crash in the main house instead, Edward laid it out straight. Security got tense Thursday when a man and the young girl scaled the gate at Marsh Farm, peeking over the new six foot fence. Andrew's team shut it down quick before they peeled out in their red car. Andrew himself swung by that day, chatting with the estate manager and checking progress. He'd visited Wednesday too, looking low-key. He's keeping busy inspecting horses nearby, even though AIDS say it's a bad look amid

1:03his police probe for misconduct in public office, started on. His February 19th birthday. King Charles even funded a 26,000 pound static caravan for his security crew, parked in the garden since space is tight. With renovations wrapping up, Andrew set to settle in soon, skipping the family's Windsor Easter service while his daughter's Beatrice and Eugenie make other plans. The royals roll on, eyes on the next chapter.