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King Charles has implemented new measures for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who will move into his new home as new revelations about his siblings come to light.
The disgraced former prince had been evicted from his Windsor home, Royal Lodge, especially after he made an “arrogant” public appearance riding a horse shortly after the release of the Epstein files.
As the royals cut ties with Andrew and refrained from seeing him alongside him in public, Princess Anne appeared to have quietly expressed her concern for her brother Andrew in private.
The Princess Royal has reportedly been in contact with Andrew, apparently keeping an eye on him, while Charles has also taken the initiative to “protect” him.
As Andrew will move into his new home, Marsh Farm, next month, huge wooden gates have been installed to “protect him from public view”, according to the sun report.
The large doors were installed after the paving and carpet work. The furniture is now expected to be delivered as workers are working around the clock to finish the work on the property.
It is unclear whether Charles’ actions were prompted by his sister, Princess Anne, who is one of the few people capable of defying her brother. Although the Princess Royal is very supportive of the King and the decision he has made for the good of the monarchy.
The royals have been accused of “protecting” Andrew in the past despite the scale of the allegations against him. It is possible that to keep the press away from Andrew’s fury, the gates were installed.
Despite the move, Charles has promised to support the police investigation investigating the numerous allegations that have come to light in Epstein’s files.
