US EditionAndrew, the civilian formerly known as ‘prince,’ faces an uncertain future
King Charles III removed Andrew's royal privileges and residence due to his Epstein ties, forcing a move to a smaller home on the Sandringham estate, officials said.
- Recently, King Charles III stripped Andrew, the civilian formerly known as Prince Andrew, of his titles and evicted him to protect the monarchy; he will move as soon as practical to Sandringham estate, though not before Christmas.
- Revelations that Andrew stayed friends longer with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein reignited the scandal, and he was suspended from royal duties after a disastrous 2019 interview; a parliamentary committee is probing his lavish lifestyle despite no major income in recent years.
- Andrew, 65, spent about 8.5 million pounds on Royal Lodge renovations and held a 75-year lease on the 30-room house on 99 acres with peppercorn rent; he did not put up a fight when served notice, and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson will need a new home.
- Despite losing his nobility, Andrew remains eighth in line to the throne while King Charles III is providing private financial support and Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie retain their titles.
- Giuffre's family has called for Andrew to face further legal consequences following his U.S. settlement, while police investigators probe a claim he asked a bodyguard to dig up dirt on Giuffre; removing him from the line of succession requires Parliament and is unlikely.
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Andrew, the civilian formerly known as ‘prince,’ faces an uncertain future
What is next for the commoner once known as Prince Andrew probably involves a fleet of moving trucks as he packs up the trappings of his once royal life to move to an isolated private home owned by his brother, King Charles III.
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Andrew, the civilian formerly known as 'prince,' faces an uncertain future
What is next for the commoner once known as Prince Andrew probably involves moving trucks as he packs up the trappings of his once royal life to move to an isolated private home owned by his brother, King Charles III.
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Proceso DigitalThe future of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, stripped of his title of prince of the British monarchy on Thursday, is shrouded in uncertainty regarding the arrangements required for his new status as a commoner and his move to a more modest residence than the royal mansion he currently occupies. The British media are gradually releasing details about the immediate future of King Charles III's younger brother. It is rumored that his move will not tak…
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