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Newly stripped of his 'prince' title, Andrew will leave Windsor’s Royal Lodge for the Sandringham estate in Norfolk after formally surrendering his lease on Thursday. Royal sources say the move will happen 'as soon as possible and practicable.' It is understood the King will privately fund his accommodation on the estate, not directly by taxpayers. Roughly 140 miles from London and Windsor, the relocation takes him away from senior royals. His exact address is undecided, with York Cottage, Park House, Gardens House and The Folly among options. One biographer called the shift 'brutal' and a 'royal equivalent of Siberia.'

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