Prince Andrew could be staying home after all.
Following months of speculation, the disgraced royal, 63, has been “granted permission by [King Charles] to stay indefinitely” at the monarchy’s Royal Lodge estate, the Mirror reported Tuesday.
Charles, 74, has gone back and forth on whether his brother could stay at what was Andrew’s longtime country house.
The king previously asked Andrew to move into the smaller Frogmore Cottage in an attempt to scale down costs of the monarchy.
The Mirror then noted that Andrew has been “given time to assure his brother he can come up with the necessary funds to carry out much needed repairs” on the Royal Lodge.
The Duke of York will need to complete repairs, estimated at 2 million British pounds, on the 30-room mansion.
He reportedly already paid more than 200,000 pounds for roof repairs over the summer.
Andrew was stripped of his royal and military honors by his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, following his alleged involvement with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. He was also barred from using the His Royal Highness moniker and lost his patronages in 2022.
According to the outlet, Andrew and Charles met “privately at Balmoral at the end of August, during a royal family gathering, where the issues were discussed.”
The brothers have had a “cooling of relations” in recent weeks, an insider told the Mirror.
The source noted that it was Prince William who helped usher in a resolution between his uncle and father at Balmoral.
The Royal Lodge holds a particular place in Andrew’s heart as he lived there since 2004, sometimes with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, and their two daughters.
“Andrew’s stance has paid off. He has refused all attempts by the king to leave his home … and the king has relented,” the insider claimed.
The home was previously designated for William, 41, his wife, Kate Middleton, and their three kids, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George.
The Cambridges have been residing at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor.
The family moved into the cottage in the summer of 2022 from their former home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk.
The bungalow is reportedly too “cramped” for the fivesome, a source told OK! in June.