King Charles III may be planning to evict his son Prince Harry — and his wife, American actress Meghan Markle — from Frogmore Cottage and give the residence to disgraced Prince Andrew.

According to a report published Wednesday by entertainment site Page Six, insiders have claimed that Charles actually began taking steps to evict the royal ex-pats the day after his son’s bombshell memoir “Spare” — which casts a decidedly ugly light on the British monarchy in general and on Charles directly — hit bookstores worldwide.

“This eviction surely spells the end of Harry and Meghan’s time in the UK,” a source told The U.S. Sun, according to a report the outlet published on Tuesday.

Harry and Markle officially left the U.K. for California after stepping away from their royal duties, but they still retained a residence at Frogmore Cottage. Sources told Page Six that they have arranged to have the last of their belongings shipped to the United States.

Frogmore Cottage — the Windsor home that was given to Harry and Meghan by the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2018 — won’t stand empty for long if Charles gets his way, the reports allege. It’s meant to be the new residence of Prince Andrew, the disgraced royal who was stripped of his titles and duties over ties to the late financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

But Andrew is reportedly resisting the move, namely because the five-bedroom “cottage” at Windsor is quite a step down from his current residence at the Royal Lodge — a massive, sprawling estate that boasts a 30-bedroom mansion in addition to a pool and nearly 100 acres of land.

“Andrew is resisting the idea of moving into Frogmore Cottage after he was offered it last week,” an unnamed source told The Sun.

The Duke of York has fallen out of favor in recent years over his ties to Epstein, and King Charles also just recently evicted him from his previous residence, a swanky apartment inside Buckingham Palace.

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Entertainment Tonight noted in a report at the time that Andrew had already moved his primary residence from Buckingham Palace to the Royal Lodge at the time, but he had retained access to the rooms until Charles took action, barring him from both his apartment and his old office inside the palace.

Actress and singer Selena Gomez admitted to having one major regret since leaving her role as teen wizard Alex Russo on the hit Disney sitcom “The Wizards of Waverly Place”: not keeping in touch with other members of the cast.

Gomez revealed her regret when she joined two of her former cast mates — David DeLuise, who played her father Jerry Russo, and Jennifer Stone, who played her best friend Harper Finkel — for Monday’s episode of their podcast, “Wizards of Waverly Pod.”

DeLuise prompted the exchange with a prewritten question pulled from a “crystal ball” on the table, asking her to describe her “biggest mistake” with one caveat: “you can’t say a boy’s name.”

“Okay, Jesus,” Gomez reacted, leaning back in her chair. “You know what? Probably not staying in touch with you guys.”

“Oh s***, you’re gonna make me cry,” DeLuise responded, removing his glasses and pushing back in his chair.

“I think I slowly became … kind of shamed. I felt ashamed of the decisions that I made. I didn’t want you guys to see me in the state that I was in because, a.) you would have told me the truth which terrifies me, and b.) I didn’t want to let you down,” Gomez told the two hosts, admitting that despite her fears at the time, she felt bad about not doing a better job of staying in touch with them.

“That’s really sweet and thank you for saying that,” DeLuise replied. “We obviously … I miss you and I’m happy you’re doing well now.”

“I appreciate you saying that too. To be perfectly blunt, like you know there has been times where I’m like … ‘Did we stop being friends because I didn’t tell her what she wanted to hear?’ You know what I mean … so I appreciate you being here,” Stone added.

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“I appreciate you guys … dearly and I love you so much in a way that I’ve never loved anybody else,” the “Only Murders in the Building” star continued.

Stone jumped back in then, saying that what was truly “beautiful” was the fact that as they continued to get older, they learned from mistakes like that.

“We don’t have to stay in that place,” Stone said, and Gomez agreed: “Absolutely.”

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