Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s rental income from sublet cottages at the Royal Lodge could be publicly revealed, the King’s treasurer has suggested.
The former duke of York’s status as a landlord during the 20 years he spent at his former Windsor home sparked outrage when it was revealed last month.
Andrew was able to receive an income from tenants at three cottages at the Royal Lodge estate while paying only a “peppercorn” rent for his own 30-room mansion.
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Sir James Chalmers, the keeper of the Privy Purse and treasurer to the King, told MPs on Monday that the Royal Household could provide details on Andrew’s rental income.
