A new biography by Andrew Lownie, Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the Yorks, delves into the lives of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, from their early years and romance to marriage, divorce, and their ongoing presence within the royal family.

Yet one of its most striking revelations focuses on Prince William’s reported plans for the couple once he becomes King.

William’s Reported Determination to Evict Andrew and Sarah

According to excerpts shared by the Mirror, William has long wanted Andrew and Ferguson removed from Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park. His reasoning, sources claim, goes beyond concerns over the property’s size or upkeep. One insider quoted in the book said, “William loathes Sarah” and believes Andrew has allowed the 30-room residence to fall into disrepair.

Andrew has lived at Royal Lodge since 2004, with Ferguson joining him in 2008. Their arrangement stems from a 75-year lease Andrew signed in 2003, which required him to cover renovations. The source added: “He [William]… 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.”