Andrew Mountbatten Windsor will not spend life at local grocery store, says expert

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor will leave the UK after exile, it is predicted.

The former Prince and now defamed Royal, Andrew will end up moving to MiddleEast after he is asked to vacate The Royal Lodge in Windsor.

Royal biographer Andrew Lownie tells Mirror: "He's not going to a house that is that much smaller.”

He said: "He's not going to a two-up, two down. He's going to have staff, I think that they're playing all this down but he's not going to be shopping in Lidl. He's going to be paid quite a lot of money to move.

"I personally don't think that he's going to end up at Sandringham, I think that charges will be brought against him and he will flee to the Middle East or somewhere, rather like King Juan Carlos, but that's only me speculating,” he noted.

This comes as an insider revealed that Abu Dhabi palace had become "virtually the only true escape option" for Andrew.

Reports reveal that the villa, offered by UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, has a home cinema, indoor pool and gym.

Andrew’s move comes as U.S. lawmakers increase pressure for him to give evidence and as King Charles grows frustrated with the ongoing Epstein scandal.

"Andrew thinks of it as the one place where he can slip away from all the noise. People close to him feel he may need some distance, and that he might need it soon,” they said.

Another insider added, "He'd be content living somewhere with tightly controlled media, where he'd still be regarded as a senior royal and could easily keep a low profile.”

“His interactions with young women also wouldn't face the same level of scrutiny in Abu Dhabi."

Meanwhile, a source revealed that Charles and Queen Camilla have finally "lost patience" with Andrew and "grown totally sick of him heaping shame on the monarchy."