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Royal Family's Rent Subsidy for Andrew's Daughters Raises Eyebrows
Disgraced Andrew’s Daughters’ Jaw-Dropping Rent Deal Exposed
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A report from the U.K. National Audit Office reveals that Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, daughters of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, live rent-free in royal properties funded by King Charles III. Despite their wealth, they benefit from subsidized housing, leading to public outrage and calls for accountability.
- 01Princess Beatrice lives in a four-bedroom apartment at St. James's Palace, while Princess Eugenie resides in a three-bedroom house at Kensington Palace, both rent-free.
- 02The rent for these properties is covered by King Charles III through income from the Duchy of Lancaster, which funds royal duties and private expenses.
- 03The properties are maintained with public funds from the Sovereign Grant, which supports the upkeep of royal residences.
- 04Public sentiment is mixed regarding the royal family's value, with 73% of Britons wanting Andrew removed from the line of succession.
- 05The report has sparked outrage, with critics arguing that non-working royals should not receive public subsidies.
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A recent report by the U.K. National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed that Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, daughters of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, are living rent-free in royal accommodations funded by King Charles III. Beatrice resides in a four-bedroom apartment at St. James's Palace, while Eugenie lives in a three-bedroom house at Kensington Palace. Despite their personal wealth, which is estimated at $4.8 million, both sisters benefit from subsidized housing, as they do not pay rent based on current market values. Instead, their rent is covered by the Duchy of Lancaster, which generates income for the monarchy. Public funding through the Sovereign Grant also maintains these properties. The revelations have led to public outrage, with critics like Norman Baker calling the situation
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The financial support for non-working royals raises questions about public funding and royal accountability.
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