All eyes on Prince William, Kate as royal family shake-up looms

Prince William and Kate Middleton have deviced strategy amid growing calls for Prince Andrew to leave his 30-room Royal Lodge mansion as protest around Windsor escalates.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to be expediting efforts to ease tension as Andrew nightmare is engulfing the royal family after the bombshell book finally hit the shelves.

Protests erupt amid reports that the royal has barely paid rent on the property for more than 20 years. The UK's Prime Minister has already backed calls for a parliamentary select committee to probe Andrew's arrangement with the Crown Estate for the home.

King Charles is also in trouble as public ourage against his younger brother is persistantly heating up.

He is in afix, but wants Andrew to leave the lavish royal residence as a goodwill gesture, The King knows that forceful evacuation will create new problems forth monarchy, given Harry and andd Meghan's exit from the Firm.

Some experts and commentators speculate that the royals could face another potential rebel within the family as it appears the evacuation would prove difficult due to his 'cast-iron' agreement.

Royal author Phil Dampier reveals the King wants his younger brother to move to somewhere elese, adding William and Kate also fear the area may turn into a 'circus' if Andrew and Ferguson remain the mansion.

"There are actually protesters outside the house [Royal Lodge] with megaphones, shouting that Andrew should leave his home," the expert told The Sun.

"It's all turning into a bit of a circus, and I'm sure William would just like to see the back of it to be honest."

He added: "I think behind the scenes, he would like to take a much firmer line with his uncle, and feels that he's doing untold damage to the monarchy."

The expert went on claiming William "would very much like this whole mess to be cleared up, one way or the other, and a real line to be drawn under it before he becomes king."