Inside 'moaning' Andrew's miserable Easter as he 'drags heels over move to swamp home'

Inside 'moaning' Andrew's miserable Easter as he 'drags heels over move to swamp home'Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has 'dragged his heels' over the move to his new residence, according to sources. But now another royal has intervenedNewsEmma Mackenzie Features Writer08:00, 06 Apr 2026Updated 08:07, 06 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of all his royal titles by King Charles last year(Image: REUTERS)Once, Andrew would have been celebrating Easter with the royals, but no longer. This year saw the former prince gear up to move to his permanent new home of Marsh Farm - with his tail between his legs.‌The property, which sits slap bang next to a bog, marks a serious downsize from the lavish mansion of Royal Lodge that Andrew called home for decades and shared with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. For some months, he has been already staying on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk where Marsh Farm is located, holed up at Wood Farm, his father the late Prince Philip's, former home.‌The move comes as the most of the Royal Family, led by King Charles, celebrated Easter at Windsor - with none of Andrew's family anywhere in sight. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie decided ahead of time not to join the Firm for the major religious holiday, with royal sources confirming this was with the "agreement and understanding" of the monarch. As Royal editor Russell Myers explained, "Even in times of religious celebration, there is no forgiveness for the shame he has brought on the Royal Family," after Fergie and Andrew "were exposed for their close relationship with the late convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein."‌Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson has gone to ground in recent months. Neither his daughters, or his ex-wife, are said to have visited Andrew in Norfolk - with only one member of the Royal Family making the trip down to see the disgraced former duke.View 4 ImagesAndrew has been exiled to Marsh Far...