Prince Andrew will soon receive a slap in the face from his own brother King Charles as the former Duke's scandals and controversies are causing problems for the monarchy.
Andrew, 65, is said to have agreed to leave Royal Lodge upon the condition that he and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson are given a new house each in Windsor.
Reacting to the former couple's surprising demand, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said the move 'lies in the mindset' of the ex-Duke of York, who he says 'has a different way of looking at the world'.
Slamming the alleged exchange for 'two homes' so that the exes can 'live apart', he said: 'And two homes, I mean, it's the way he thinks. They're supposed to be the happiest divorced couple in the world according to Sarah Ferguson. In my opinion, it's greed and entitlement, that's what it's about.'
However, the royal commentator claimed it is something 'that the Royal Family certainly won't go along with.'
FitzWilliams also reveals King Charles' final verdict on Andrew's demand, claiming: 'One doesn't know who he takes advice from, but the point is, it's just simply not going to happen. The King is not, I'm sure, going to allow that.'
He went on to explain that the monarch won't give in to Andrew, saying: 'Two homes and they're more or less living round the corner from each other. It's a matter of convenience for them, but it's most certainly not something that the public, the parliament, the Royal Family will go along with.'
The author also shared that Beatrice and Eugenie's father will eventually have to vacate his luxury Windsor property.
'He's under terrific pressure. It's perfectly obvious that despite the cast iron lease, he was going to move from Royal Lodge in one way or another,' the expert told GB News.
The author went on warning the former Duke in his own words, predicting the worst situation ahead for the royal, saying: 'A whole variety of questions still have to be answered.'
The statement comes after Ed Davey talked about the need for more transparency in Andrew's case. There's also a threat of a parliamentary debate with the Liberal Democrats.
Highlighting upcoming troubles for the royal, he added: "And the issue also is the Crown Estate will be asked to explain by the Public Accounts Committee why this was a beneficial arrangement for the taxpayer.'
He claimed the police investigation is underway into what he alleged asked his protection officer to research regarding Virginia Giuffre.
The expert also shared his opinion about the future of the royal family, admitting: 'The whole thing has become a circus and it's very, very difficult for the Royal Family to project a serious image whilst all this is continuing.'