Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor FINALLY moves into new home after Prince Edward clash

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor FINALLY moves into new home after Prince Edward clashThe King's brother has finally moved into Marsh Farm in Norfolk following a 'quiet word' from Prince Edward about his temporary accommodation at nearby Wood FarmNewsFiona Leishman Assistant News Editor and Sophia Papamavroudi11:01, 08 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesAndrew's younger brother Edward spoke to him about his living arrangements(Image: PA)Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has at last settled into his new Norfolk residence following his recent Easter confrontation with Prince Edward regarding his interim living arrangements, according to reports.‌The disgraced former Duke of York was allegedly approached by his brother, the Duke of Edinburgh, for a "quiet word" about relocating to his permanent home in exile shortly before the Easter break. Andrew was relocated to Norfolk in February after troubling revelations about his association with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein surfaced in the most recent batch of documents released by the US. He's always denied any wrongdoing.‌He was staying temporarily at Wood Farm while refurbishment work at the neighbouring Marsh Farm was being completed.‌View 2 ImagesMarsh Farm is within the Sandringham Estate(Image: Getty)READ MORE: Inside Prince Edward's Easter Garden House getaway after Andrew forces duke into holidayREAD MORE: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seen smiling behind wheel after 'blocking Edward & Sophie'However, the disgraced royal seemed to be "dragging his heels" about moving into his permanent new residence and had a meeting with Edward, who was supposed to stay at Wood Farm last week but was unable to because his brother remained there.‌It was claimed that Prince Edward and wife Sophie had to use a 'holiday let' instead of their original plans. The couple ended up using Garden House for their Easter break, which can cost £4,110 a week to rent out in peak season.A source sai...