Prince Andrew is facing pressure from British politicians to give up his lifelong possession of a grand mansion on the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson have lived at the Royal Lodge for more than 20 years on a lease that is set to expire in 2078.

But an unredacted version of the leasehold agreement, obtained by British outlets on Tuesday, shows he is only required to pay a nominal annual rental fee on Royal Lodge, known as "peppercorn" rent.

Prince Andrew's living situation has been under a microscope since King Charles cut him off financially and made moves to kick him out of the stately home.

The dispute between the monarch and his brother spilled over into the British press, where it became known as the siege of Royal Lodge.

At the time, royal biogra

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