According to a Royal source, Prince Andrew is encountering difficulties securing staff at Sandringham. Reports indicate that many employees are refusing to work for the former Duke of York, who is now living at Wood Farm temporarily. This follows Andrew's move from Royal Lodge, with concerns among staff about serving someone considered a pariah.

The situation stems from the fallout of Andrew's association with Jeffrey Epstein, which has led to widespread public disapproval. Staff members are reportedly uncomfortable with the prospect of working for him. The King's private estate is already dealing with a shortage of people willing to work for Andrew, which could leave him without adequate support.

Prince Philip spent his final years at Wood Farm, a smaller property. Andrew is staying there until renovations on his future home, Marsh Farm, are complete. This temporary arrangement has sparked worries about his eventual departure. Sources suggest that Andrew may have to manage without a full staff.

This development highlights the ongoing repercussions of Andrew's past, impacting his personal life and the operations of the Royal estate. The reduced staffing could force Andrew to take on more responsibilities himself. It remains to be seen how this will affect his future living arrangements and public image.