Prince Andrew spotted driving through Windsor - after claims he 'has no long-term future' at his Royal Lodge home

Prince Andrew appeared in high spirits today as he drove through Windsor - a day after making a nod to his late mother by wearing a poppy on his horse. His outing came amid rumours that King Charles privately believes his younger brother 'has no long-term future' at his royal home have been circulating, despite the fact he gave Andrew more time to prove he can pay his way for the mansion's upkeep. Prince Andrew appeared in high spirits today as he drove through Windsor - a day after making a nod to his late mother by wearing a poppy on his horse One family friend said: 'In all honesty, I would not expect to see the Duke of York of living at Royal Lodge in the long term. The Duke of York, 63, was dressed casually in a navy blue jumper as he drove through the Berkshire estate, shielding his eyes from the autumn sun Prince Andrew appeared in high spirits as he headed out of the Royal Lodge in Windsor yesterday for a horse ride Andrew's horse sported a poppy on its side – a gesture often related to the late Queen Elizabeth, who would exhibit the red flowers on her horses each year around Remembrance day The Mirror reported last month that Andrew had been granted a 'stay of execution' after Charles accepted his brother should be given time to prove he can pay for the mansion's upkeep.