Prince Andrew has been fighting to stay at his home for years after being stripped of his royal duties and following a report claiming he has found enough money to stay at the Royal Lodge, one royal source says the Duke of York is plagued by "anxiety.""

King Charles reportedly cut off his brother financially, but the Sunday Times reported that Prince Andrew was forced to step down as a royal working for his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

"It is understood that Prince Andrew's money was approved by Sir Michael Stevens, the keeper of the secret wallet, as being from legitimate sources," the newspaper reported.

As confirmed in the updated version of Robert Hardman Charles 3: The New King. New court. Inside Story, King Charles has reportedly robbed his brother of an allowance of aboutー1.3 million following the death of their mother, Queen Elizabeth.

And since the Royal Lodge falls outside the official security perimeter surrounding Windsor Castle, the Duke of York must pay for his own police protection, which was once covered by his mother, Queen Elizabeth, and later King Charles. Important repairs needed at home, hi! Renovations could cost up to 3 320,000.

In 2022, Prince Andrew settled a case out of court with Virginia Giffre, who accused the Prince of sexually assaulting her when he was 17.

Despite figuring out the cash, sources told us weekly that the Prince's "anxiety is through the roof" these days. "Months have been hard for Andrew," the insider added.

According to the mag, the Duke of York has "barely left home" and after falling out of royal favour, feels "very lost in the place where his life in general ended." Insiders said Andrew's situation is "a lot of stress" for his daughters Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, who strongly believe he will leave the Royal Lodge.

Earlier this month, royal expert Hugo Vickers said Andrew "somehow publicly accepted his unproven guilt." He told the Sun that he may have refused to leave his house because he would be considered to be "putting in a lot of money."He mentions his trial.