EXCLUSIVE: PRINCE ANDREW HOARDER DRAMA AT ROYAL LODGE WILL TAKE MONTHS TO CLEAR

PALACE REMOVES PRICELESS ART AND ANTIQUES AS DISPUTES GROW OVER WHAT HE OWNS

Prince Andrew’s exit from Royal Lodge is expected to drag on for months, insiders say, thanks to what one source calls his “hoarding” tendencies.

“He’s a natural hoarder,” a source explained. “Rooms are packed with papers, photographs, and personal collections. He wasn’t ready to accept help sorting through it.”

Some anterooms at the Windsor property are reportedly stacked floor to ceiling, making a full inventory slow and difficult.

Palace staff have already begun discreetly removing items considered part of the royal collection. “Priceless artwork and antique furniture have been taken out first,” a royal insider said. “Those belong to the Windsor family, not Andrew.” Trucks have reportedly transported valuables under cover of darkness to secure Crown Estate storage.

“There’s an ongoing debate over what he personally owns versus what belongs to the Crown,” another source said. “Every item must be logged carefully to avoid future disputes.”

The clear-out comes amid renewed scrutiny after new Epstein-linked images surfaced, putting pressure on the palace to distance itself from Andrew.

Despite rumors, “He wasn’t pushed out — he was bought out,” a source said. Part of the deal includes a future home with staff and security. For now, Andrew is expected to move temporarily to a smaller Sandringham property while renovations are completed.

“This won’t be quick,” an insider added. “With the hoarding and ownership issues, it’s going to take months.”

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ROB SHUTER