King Charles 'will not leave Prince Andrew homeless or penniless' amid fears he'll be evicted from royal residence
Prince Andrew 'hopes unsealed documents will demolish Virginia Giuffre's case' and save his reputation
"This is about Charles telling Andrew that he can use his own money to pay for things," a source told the Mail on Sunday."And while there is leniency with working members of the family, who have offices funded by the Sovereign Grant, there have been other examples. Andrew's other sources of income include his navy pension as well as inheritance from the late Queen and Prince Philip.
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