Prince Andrew uses 'secret weapon' in Royal Lodge feud with Charles III

The battle for the Royal Lodge begins to see “dirty tactics” from King Charles III in his efforts to evict his disgraced younger brother, Prince Andrew, from the opulent home. Despite his best efforts, the Duke is struggling to hold on to his lavish estate, but he may just have a “secret weapon” in his battle against the reigning monarch.

This year, Jeffrey Epstein's former friend stepped up efforts to get his brother out of the home he shares with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. Insiders refer to this conflict as the “siege of the Royal Lodge.” Editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, Ingrid Sewardbelieves that the daughters of Prince Andrew, Princess Beatrice and the princess Eugeniecould help help their father.

“The princesses are Andrew's hidden advantage,” she told a media outlet. “They are very popular within the royal family and Charles has a special affection for them.”

“They are his passport now, he has lost everything,” she continued, emphasizing that the princesses sympathized with their father's plight. “It's his home and it's also been their home for many years. Their childhood was all over the place and Royal Lodge was the only stability they had.”

This comes after Ferguson all but confirmed Charles and Andrew's long-standing rift. Hello Great Britain host Martin Lewis when he kept asking the ex-royal about the feud. “I tend not to get involved in discussions between brothers, and I think that's the safest place to be,” Ferguson told the TV station when asked about the feud . “Let’s let the brothers discuss it among themselves.”

At that time, an explosive report published in The temperature blew the lid off the property argument, revealing just how ruthless the king was in his battle to evict the prince from his opulent domain. But a source has come forward to explain how the monarch was prepared to be fair to his unemployed younger brother.

“The King's kindness is not without limits, and there is a very good option for Andrew to move into Frogmore Cottage… which also has the advantage of being inside the security cordon of Windsor Castle, thereby reducing the need for 24-hour alternative security for Royal Lodge,” they told a media outlet.

Another recent report shows how the Duke of York has 'bloated' in weight as he spends his days 'watching TV in a dark room' and 'comfort eating' to cope with stress.

“He goes on diets often, a bit like Fergie, who diets regularly,” the royal author said Andrew Lownie shared while writing a new book about the prince. “He can go up and down between 13 and 15 stone.”