Prince Andrew must repaint Windsor Royal Lodge with two coats of paint every five years - as Charles 'threatens to sever ties' if Duke refuses to move out

Prince Andrew has to repaint his Windsor Royal Lodge with two coats of paint every five years, new documents show - as King Charles is said to be threatening to sever ties with the Duke if he refuses to move out. The royal's 73-year lease with the Crown Estate of the Windsor Royal Lodge says that he has a responsibility to 'repair, renew, uphold, clean and keep in repair and where necessary rebuild' the home The disgraced Duke of York was due to have been completed last year, but photos of the building show brickwork exposed under peeling paintwork on the royal estate A friend of King Charles claims he has threatened to sever ties with Prince Andrew if the duke continues to refuse to leave Royal Lodge for his new home in Frogmore Cottage. The stunning royal property is set among trees and woodland at the heart of Windsor Park, just three miles south of Windsor Castle Andrew was granted 'a stay of execution', it was reported in October, after he did a deal with the King to carry out the repair works on the 19th century, Grade II-listed property But now a friend of King Charles claims he has threatened to sever ties with Prince Andrew if the duke continues to refuse to leave Royal Lodge for his new home in Frogmore Cottage. Andrew has reportedly refused to leave the property, leaving King Charles tired and frustrated Frogmore Cottage, which was previously occupied by Prince Harry and Meghan, was suggested as a possible alternative but the Duke does not want to move Recent photos have revealed the state of Prince Andrew's 30-room mansion which has fallen into disrepair amid an ongoing feud between the Duke and Charles.