As King Charles' coronation approaches, internal family conflicts, particularly involving Prince Andrew and Prince Harry, are reportedly causing distress and drawing attention away from the momentous occasion. According to Page Six, the King is "tired and furious" due to his family's disobedience.

Prince Andrew, who was removed from royal duties following a sex abuse case involving Jeffrey Epstein's accuser, is currently in a dispute with King Charles over his residence at the Royal Lodge in Windsor. Despite King Charles demanding that Andrew vacate the $37 million property, Andrew has refused to comply, creating tension between the siblings.

Prince William, heir to the throne, is believed to be interested in the property. His current residence, Adelaide Cottage, with only four bedrooms, is considered too small, and he requires additional office space to accommodate his expanding role. Sources close to the royal family indicate that the property disagreement has infuriated the King, as he should be focusing on his upcoming coronation.

A source stated, "Relations between the king and his brother have never been this bad," adding that "it has turned into a real battle which he never expected and it's left him tired and infuriated."

Another potential issue for Charles is the uncertainty surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's attendance at the coronation, possibly influenced by their move to the United States.

Despite these conflicts, King Charles demonstrated unity by walking alongside Prince Andrew during a family Easter service. Charles has purportedly concentrated on becoming a frugal king, which would not involve providing his disgraced brother with millions of dollars annually. Charles reportedly envisions a slimmed-down royal family that does not include Andrew, whose prominence has diminished since Charles became King.

The Royal Lodge, a 30-bedroom property featuring a swimming pool and tennis court, was leased by Andrew for 75 years following the death of his grandmother, the Queen Mother, who lived there previously. Andrew spent several million dollars refurbishing the property. However, reports suggest that Andrew may be unable to afford further renovations, potentially giving Charles a reason to evict him.