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King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge

Part of the story Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor handed compensation over Royal Lodge repair bill

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Charles loaned the money to his younger brother out of his private income to ensure that the Crown Estate was paid on time.

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  • WAtoday King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge
  • The Age King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge
  • The Sydney Morning Herald King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge
  • Brisbane Times King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge
  • ABC News (Just In) Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor handed compensation over Royal Lodge repair bill

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ABC News (Just In) 11.7

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