Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'will be dragged kicking and screaming' before making change

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'will be dragged kicking and screaming' before making changeAndrew was turfed out of his 30-room Berkshire mansion earlier this year, but as he prepares to move out of his current lodgings, it's been suggested he might prefer to stay where he isNewsMatt Davies Trendswatch Reporter14:52, 06 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesAndrew was scheduled to move into his new lodgings around Easter (Image: Getty)Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could be taken "dragging and screaming" out of his current home in a similar fashion to Royal Lodge, a royal expert has claimed. Andrew was turfed out of his sprawling 30-room, £30 million Berkshire mansion, Royal Lodge, in February, his reputation in tatters over his links to the late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.‌Since then, the disgraced former prince has moved into the more modest Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, where he is expected to stay while his permanent home at nearby Marsh Farm is refurbished.‌Andrew, who continues to deny any wrongdoing, was scheduled to move into his new lodgings around Easter, but as the deadline looms, one royal commentator has suggested he might prefer to stay where he is.‌For royal author Robert Jobson, the "quite nice" country home of Marsh Farm has been "wrecked" as he went on to speculate about the move and claim that Andrew had been taken "dragging and screaming" out of his former home.View 3 ImagesPolice officers prevent access to the church yard of Wolferton church by the lane to Wood Farm(Image: Getty Images)Robert said: "It's been wrecked. I mean, the poor place looked quite nice before. Now with this lump of this sort of Peaky Blinders caravan on the side of it, it's just dreadful."‌He continued: "This was quite a nice sort of country home. It's just awful now. You know, the way it's been, you know, I don't know. I think that when he eventually, if he ever moves in, I m...