Members of the Royal Family have been frequenting the area surrounding their Sandringham estate for more than 100 years, but it seems like locals won't be welcoming one new addition to the neighborhood. The former Prince Andrew is set to move into a home on the estate after he's been stripped of his titles and evicted from Royal Lodge by King Charles. As he packs up his former home, the Telegraph spoke to a number of residents in the Sandringham area—none of whom are thrilled about the prospect of the ex-Duke of York becoming their neighbor.
"It reminds one of why Sandringham was bought in the first place and that was to keep Edward VII out of trouble," one resident told the media outlet, referring to the original resident of Sandringham House in 1870 when he was the Prince of Wales. "It’s kind of the history of the monarchy repeating itself. But it’s not nice to be the receptacle of ne’er do wells from the Royal Family."
