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00:00Charles shuts down free rides for the royal family.
00:03King Charles III is reportedly done with non-working members of the royal family being bankrolled by the firm.
00:10According to Robert Jobson's book The Windsor Legacy,
00:13King Charles III wants his relatives to stop relying on the firm to fund their lavish lifestyles
00:18and rather stand on their own two feet financially.
00:21The biggest issue for King Charles III is that non-working members of the family
00:25have been using royal residences as subsidized accommodation for themselves.
00:30According to Robert Jobson,
00:32His Majesty thinks the palace is being run like a hotel and not a very good one.
00:36A source alleged to the royal expert,
00:38over time, that is all going to change.
00:41Properties will be let at commercial rates going forward and to people outside the family.
00:46Where it is in a palace environment, they will, of course, be security vetted.
00:51Sniped a second source,
00:52the king isn't running a housing association for distant relatives.
00:55While it's not clear which lower-ranking members of the family will be cut off from the free ride,
01:00Princess Beatrice reportedly has a state-funded apartment in St. James's Palace in London.
01:06However, she spends most of her time with her husband,
01:08Eduardo Mapelli Morsi,
01:10and their children at their farmhouse in the Cotswolds.
01:13Princess Eugenie spends much of her time in Portugal with her husband, Jack Brooksbank.
01:18However, they do reside at Ivy Cottage,
01:21a grace-and-favor house within the grounds of Kensington Palace,
01:23when they are in the UK.
01:26After Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his royal titles over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein,
01:31the former Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson,
01:34were evicted from Royal Lodge, where they've lived for decades.
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