Prince Andrew's Security Scare at New Home

On April 3rd, Prince Andrew faced a quick security scare at his new spot on the

Sanderingham Estate. While checking out Marsh Farm, his upcoming permanent home, a man

and a young girl pulled up in a red car, climbed the outer gate and tried peeking.

Over the fresh, six-foot fence, security shutted down fast and they bounced. Andrew

was crashing nearby at Wood Farm right now, popping over often to watch builders hook

up luxury carpets, a skydish, and speedy broadband. He met with the estate manager that

afternoon, keeping tabs as the place gets polished for his move in the next few weeks.

Folks reacted swift, no harm done, but it highlights the buzz around his low-key life in Norfolk.

He's under police probe from his conduct in public office, since his arrest on a 66th

birthday, back on February 19th. Spotted eyeing horses over the weekend, even though

aides say lay off to dodge bad optics. Lately, he scored a second-hand static caravan worth

26,000 pounds, propped in his garden for extra security space cash from Brother King, Charles

for living costs. Drove his ranger over solo to the farm that Thursday, looking low after another

visit the day before. Meanwhile, Andrew and his daughters Beatrice and Eugene are sitting out the

Royal Easter Service at Windsor this year, making other plans amid the family shuffle. The Prince

and Princess of Wales will join the King and Queen there, giving fans the lineup they've missed.