Andrew's last effort to get cash in desperate measures exposed

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's last effort to reportedly get cash in desperate measures has been exposed.

For the unversed, the younger brother of King Charles and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson have lost her Duchess title under royal protocol.

Moreover, the couple was simultaneously removed from Royal Lodge, a 30-room mansion in Windsor Great Park, after 22 years.

This decision came following intense scrutiny over his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender.

Now, according to Radar Online, "desperate” for cash is drawing up plans to relocate to a smaller, private residence on the Sandringham Estate, with questions mounting about how he plans to support himself as an ex-royal.

One insider, in this regard, said, "Andrew realizes his finances are on shaky ground. He's discussing selling anything he claims as his own – letters, jewelry, photos, personal mementos. He thinks they could bring in millions."

According to insider, it's highly contentious but he feels he's running out of choices.

Another source dished out, "There are collectors, particularly in the U.S. and the Middle East, who would pay enormous sums for his personal items."

For the second source, "that's a big part of why the idea is so tempting to him".