Prince Andrew 'could move into Sarah Ferguson's £5million house' if kicked out by King

Prince Andrew could move into a £5 million house in London if he is kicked out by the King. The Duchess of York owns a property in Belgravia in the capital, believed to have been bought as an investment for daughters Beatrice and Eugenie

Reports indicate that Prince Andrew could face cuts to his budget from the King (

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Prince Andrew could move into his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson's £5million home if he is evicted from his current home by the King.

Andrew's new dig may be a property owned by Fergie in London's upmarket Belgravia.

The Duchess of York is said to have purchased the property as an 'investment property' for her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie.

The late Queen's second son currently resides at the Royal Lodge in Windsor, but the property is known to be in high maintenance and Andrew could see his £249,000 cut by King Charles III in April.

The lodge belonged to the Queen Mother until her death in 2002 and Andrew has lived there since 2004.

The Duchess of York also lives there.

Present residence of Prince Andrew of the Royal Lodge in Windsor (

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An insider told The Telegraph that the king would not leave his brother "homeless or penniless".

The king's younger brother could face reduced funding as the monarch considers a 'stripped down' royal family, leading to a tightening of the crown's purse strings.

During a family reunion in December, a member of the royal family reportedly joked, "We're going to kick Andrew out of the house."