Giuffre family welcomes Andrew’s fall from royal status but says he faces more questions
- On Thursday, October 30, Buckingham Palace announced King Charles III began the formal process to strip Andrew Mountbatten Windsor of his titles and evict him from Royal Lodge.
- Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, released Oct. 21, reiterated allegations she was trafficked and abused, including at 17, which palace sources called the 'final straw' that pressured King Charles III last week.
- Court records indicate a 2022 settlement ended Virginia Giuffre's civil case, while Andrew has repeatedly denied the allegations and London's Metropolitan Police took no further action in 2021.
- Giuffre's family praised the stripping of titles and Sky Roberts said his sister would be 'celebrating from the heavens' as Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesman confirmed government support and Buckingham Palace expressed sympathy for victims on Thursday.
- Andrew has been removed from the official roll of the peerage and will lose the Duke of York title, remains eighth in line for now, and will move shortly to the Sandringham estate with the move privately funded by Charles.
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King Charles III stripped his younger brother, Prince Andrew, of all titles and ordered him to leave Windsor. The media call this decision unprecedented. It was adopted because of Andrew's connection with Jeffrey Epstein, an American financier accused of sex trafficking. He killed himself in 2019, but even after his suicide, the scandal surrounding him did not subside — and cast a long shadow on the royal family. Medusa tells the story of the fo…
Royal family banishes Andrew, but controversy will linger
Ever since the publication of the late Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, there has been a growing sense that King Charles would have to take tougher action against his younger brother. It was a case of when, not if the King would take action.
Family members of deceased Virginia Giuffre say she'd be "proud" that Andrew lost his title.
The hard measure of King Charles to expel his younger brother, Andrew, from public life was motivated by the desire to protect a weakened monarchy before taking Corona, but remains to see if the deep damage can be limited, wrote Reuters journalist. Charles owned Andrew as prince's title, evacuated him from his cousin near the Windsor Castle and said that he and the queen are thinking about the survivors of abuses, trying to end Andrew's relation…
El Paso County family related to Epstein survivor says royal family changes are a start
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) - Prince Andrew has been exiled by the British monarchy from the royal palace. This comes after years of mounting scrutiny regarding his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. That news provided some relief for a local family whose sister was one of the prominent accusers of Epstein and the former prince. Virginia Giuffre's memoir was published on October 21, after her death in April. Now her broth…
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