Prince Andrew

The property is reportedly at risk of being submerged by "a torrent of water from a nearby bog."

'Entitled' author Andrew Lownie tells 'Marie Claire' that unlike in the '90s, Fergie has "run out of lives."

The princess is "taking a dim view of her father's refusal to apologize to Epstein's victims."

"He's in his own bubble," a royal source says of the former Duke of York.

The property "still needs a lot of attention to make it habitable."

"Andrew understandably felt blindsided," writes royal author Robert Jobson.

Andrew was originally expected to vacate the property by Easter.

The former Duke of York could consider options other than Sandringham for his next home.

A source says that "lavish" gifts and free hotels have come to an end for the former duchess.

"What if he's innocent and his life has been ruined?"

The former Duchess of York is taking a different approach than her ex-husband.

He might "expose private conversations and long-held secrets."

"Their departure from royal life may end in the most volatile way yet."

Officials allegedly "found it in a dilapidated state needing repairs."

"Andrew wants to keep an eye on what’s going on."

"I just can’t see him being on an isolated farm in Sandringham."

"I don't think he's in any rush to leave."

For the Prince of Wales, there was a distinct "snapping point."