In a surprising turn of events, King George VI has initiated a dispute with his brother, Prince Andrew, insisting that the Duke of York vacate the luxurious Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.

Multiple sources reveal that the monarch’s actions are driven by his desire to ensure that Queen Camilla, his beloved wife, is well taken care of in the event of his passing.

Allegedly, the King is keen on preparing the Royal Lodge to be suitable for Queen Camilla should his health, already battling cancer, deteriorate further.

Close associates of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, have disclosed that the King aims to make the residence available for the Queen Consort.

Following his divorce in 1996, the Duke of York resided in the Grand Royal Lodge under a 75-year lease from the Crown Estate after moving in with his ex-wife.

The King has seized the opportunity to request the Yorks to relocate to the more modest Frogmore Cottage due to maintenance issues arising at the mansion.

Richard Eden, editor of the Daily Mail, has been informed by several acquaintances of the York family that King George VI is contemplating designating the Royal Lodge as Queen Camilla’s permanent abode.

The King is said to have thoroughly considered various scenarios, particularly in light of his health condition.

Considering the future transition to King William V after the Prince of Wales, Queen Camilla would assume the role of stepmother to the future monarch, akin to how the King inherited properties from his late mother, Queen Elizabeth.

Clarence House and Highgrove House Gloucestershire are among the properties that would be included in this inheritance.

Eden asserts that the King is resolute on providing Camilla with a tranquil retreat at the Royal Lodge, emphasizing the efforts made by the Prince of Wales to secure her recognition as Queen Consort post his coronation.

Contrary to rumors, a source close to the Prince and Princess of Wales affirms their contentment at Adelaide Cottage within Windsor Castle grounds.

Dispelling speculations, Eden clarifies that the King’s decision to relocate the Yorks from the Royal Lodge is not to accommodate the Prince and Princess of Wales but rather to guarantee Queen Camilla’s future residence.

Financial constraints post Prince Andrew’s loss of royal duties have hindered the upkeep of the historic Royal Lodge.

Recent images published by the Daily Mail expose the deteriorating state of the Grade II listed Royal Lodge, highlighting the urgency behind the King’s strategic move.

The evident tension between the King and Prince Andrew underscores the significance of securing Queen Camilla’s comfort and security in the days ahead.