US EditionPrince Andrew Relinquishes Duke of York Title
Prince Andrew will no longer use the Duke of York title or royal honours amid ongoing Epstein-related controversies and public pressure, with 88% supporting title removal in a 2022 poll.
- Prince Andrew is giving up his royal title of Duke of York and other honors after a discussion with King Charles.
- He stated, 'I will therefore no longer use my title.'
- This decision follows renewed focus on his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and scrutiny from the memoir of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who has alleged past misconduct with Andrew.
- King Charles is believed to be pleased with his brother's decision.
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