King Charles spotted in great tension after latest scuffle with Prince Andrew

King Charles, looking every bit the contemplative monarch, was spotted leaving Sandringham House on Friday morning, just days after stripping his brother of all royal titles and forcing him out of the sprawling Royal Lodge.

Eyewitnesses according to the Mail saw King Charles driving himself around Sandringham in a Range Rover, accompanied by a royal protection officer, perhaps pondering family drama of historic proportions. 

The King had touched down at his Norfolk estate by helicopter on Thursday, to oversee the delicate logistics of Andrew’s move. 

The former Duke of York will now be downsizing to a private home on the £60 million Sandringham estate, with a handful of options to choose from all fully funded by Charles himself. 

Meanwhile, Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson is making her own separate housing arrangements.

The eviction comes hot on the heels of fresh allegations against Andrew, marking the end of his long-standing claim to royal privileges. 

Buckingham Palace confirmed the dramatic departure on Thursday evening, revealing that tensions had reached a boiling point.

Last night, the Palace made it official, the 31-bedroom Royal Lodge is off limits, and Andrew will now be confined to a more modest residence within the estate’s private grounds.

Meanwhile public strongly feels that Andrew is guilty and that his image in media is destroyed beyond repaired.

They have also advised King Charles to take caution around his own brother.