Prince William Plans to Banish Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson When He Becomes King Claims Explosive New Book

It seems Prince William has little time or patience for his uncle Prince Andrew and is already thinking ahead to the day he can show him the door once he becomes King.

A new book titled Entitled The Rise and Fall of the Yorks spills the tea on the simmering tensions within the royal family, claiming the Prince of Wales wants Andrew pushed far out of the picture when the crown eventually passes to him. According to royal insiders, William isn’t just keeping his distance — he’s already made it clear that his uncle won’t be part of his vision for the monarchy.

The book claims William is fed up with the drama surrounding Andrew and has no intention of keeping him close when it’s his turn on the throne. And it doesn’t stop there. The source behind the claim says: “He also loathes Sarah, Andrew’s ex-wife, and can’t wait for the day when his father throws them both out. If Charles doesn’t, I guarantee you the first thing William does when he eventually becomes king is to get them evicted”, reported the Mirror.

That might sound harsh, but it’s no secret that Prince Andrew has been at the centre of one scandal after another. His disastrous 2019 Newsnight interview, where he attempted to explain his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was widely criticised and led to him stepping back from public duties. It’s been downhill ever since.

A royal source didn’t hold back when discussing the dynamic between William and Andrew. “William has no time for his uncle,” they said bluntly. They went on to explain that recent family gatherings, like Easter, were more about spending time with William’s immediate family. “He would far prefer a situation where he doesn’t have to spend time with him,” the source added.

Andrew, who has long been known for courting controversy and resisting calls to fade quietly into the background, doesn’t appear to have much support left in the senior ranks of the Firm. As one insider put it, “The Duke seems to be in the habit of being a significant contributor of headaches for the family and many have run out of patience with him.”

While King Charles has allowed Andrew to keep his residence at Royal Lodge for the time being, it’s looking increasingly likely that William won’t be nearly as accommodating once he wears the crown. With his reputation as a moderniser and a more businesslike royal, there’s every sign that the Prince of Wales won’t hesitate to make bold changes — and clearing out problematic family members could be top of the list.

For now, Andrew remains largely out of the public eye, but the future is looking increasingly uncertain. If the claims in the book are anything to go by, his days of royal privilege may be numbered.