Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson have reportedly agreed to leave Royal Lodge if they are given two separate homes to move into, royal sources have claimed. Andrew, 65, is said to have his eyes on moving into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former UK residence, Frogmore Cottage.

While she likely still wants to remain in Windsor, Sarah, 66, is said to be wanting to move into Adelaide Cottage. This would once Prince William and Princess Kate and their children have moved out.

The couple and their children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - are moving to Forest Lodge very soon, with their moving in date said to be next month.

Royal fans were asked in a poll conducted by the Express whether Sarah and Andrew should be granted their wish of two homes, one home to share or to be moved out of Royal Lodge and not be given a home to live in.

Of the 9,445 people who voted, just 408 voted that they should be given one home each. 4,415 voted that they should have one home to share together, whereas 4,510 shared that they both should not be given a home. An additional 112 voted that they were unsure of what should happen to Andrew and Sarah.

Taking to the comment section, one fan commented: "I think it would be totally disgraceful if these two are able to twist King Charles's arms and get 2 houses..."

A second added: "Yes give them one home. One as far from Windsor and the RF as possible. One that reverts back to the Crown when Andrew dies. After all the Royal Lodge is a Crown property and they do not own it."

The former couple, who have remained close after their divorce in 1996, still live together at Royal Lodge despite no longer being in a relationship.

Sarah and Andrew have faced major backlash to their respective links with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, are said to have insisted that they get a new home each in return. They also agreed to give up their Duke and Duchess of York titles last week.

Speaking to The Sun about Sarah and Andrew, a source said: "No one is really sure how it's going to go down at the palace yet. Andy is willing to leave, but these are his demands. He is realistic and knows the writing is on the wall and that his time at the Royal Lodge is up."