King Charles might have asked Prince Andrewto vacate the Royal Lodge, but that doesn't mean the monarch is planning on leaving his brother penniless. According to sources, the monarch has been financially supporting the Duke of York after he lost his royal salary when he resigned from his duties.

"I have heard from multiple sources that, far from cutting Andrew off, Charles has personally cleared his errant brother's bills for his upkeep and promised his Royal Lodge woes are taken care of, enabling him to stay there for the foreseeable future," Griffiths reported.

King Charles III’s wish to get Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge has been an ongoing real–estate saga for over a year now. The monarch’s plan was to move his younger brother to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former estate,

Prince Andrew has been living in Royal Lodge in Windsor since 2004, but his financial situation came under scrutiny when it emerged King Charles had cut off his 'living allowance'

As speculation grows over Prince Andrew's living arrangements and finances, sources have claimed they know who is paying for the upkeep of Windsor's Royal Lodge

King Charles has reportedly stepped in to personally pay for the upkeep of Prince Andrew's long-time residence Royal Lodge, meaning the disgraced royal can continue living in the 30-room mansion.

King Charles has reportedly extended an olive branch to Prince Andrew, by inviting him to his big Christmas get-together this month.

Prince Andrew remains at the Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate despite King Charles asking him to vacate the property. Charles has been covering Andrew's expenses after withdrawing his £1 million annual allowance.

King Charles's frustration with Prince Andrew's refusal to vacate the Royal Lodge could lead to a shake up of the rules regarding royal accommodation.