British royal family news reveals that the momentum in King Charles’s alleged effort to evict Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge may have shifted. Although Charles is king and Andrew is the spare, the latter has a valid lease at Royal Lodge.

It follows his linking to the controversy surrounding the prince’s links to the Chinese businessman, now identified as Yang Tengbo.

Prince Andrew will not be joining his brother King Charles III and other members of the royal family for Christmas this year. Instead, the Duke of York, 64, will “honourably withdraw” from the royal family’s Christmas celebrations at their estate in Sandringham, England to avoid being a distraction, according to the BBC.

Critics have questioned how much longer scandal-hit Prince Andrew can continue to live at Royal Lodge - and according to one expert, there's a surprising reason he's still there

Christmas needle Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice are set to ditch their parents, Prince Andrew and Fergie, with “Bea” blithely joining the official royal Christmas in Sandringham, to which the shamed prince and his ex-wife have been uninvited.

Prince Andrew's former ties to a suspected Chinese spy caused him to stay away from Thursday's traditional royal family pre-Christmas luncheon at Buckingham Palace.

Prince Andrew's Chinese spy scandal might be the final push King Charles needs to remove his brother from the Royal Lodge after a year of trying to evict him. "Sarah Fergusonherself said, 'Let's not make any protests,

Prince Andrew will skip the Royal Family's Christmas at Sandringham, staying at Windsor to avoid distractions amid controversies linking him to alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo.