US EditionRoyal staffers refuse to serve former Prince Andrew at new home: Report
Royal staff at Sandringham Estate have been told they can refuse service to former Prince Andrew amid ongoing fallout from Epstein document releases.
- Royal staff at Sandringham are reported to have refused to serve Prince Andrew as of February 4 and 5, according to The Sun, after his move to Wood Farm Cottage on February 2.
- Following the Department of Justice's January 30 release of over three million Epstein-related documents, King Charles III has sought to distance the family amid staff disquiet, viewing Andrew as "a total pariah."
- Thames Valley Police say they are assessing new information after removals vans left Royal Lodge overnight, with Andrew leaving belongings behind and needing an appointment to collect them.
- Staff shortages could leave Wood Farm with a skeleton staff as the royal family privately funds Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's lodging while Marsh Farm remains under construction until early April.
- The village near Wood Farm turned into a media circus as photographers arrived, while Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie retained their titles and are reported to be struggling.
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'Long List' of Royal Staffers Are Refusing to Serve Ex-Prince Andrew at His New Home: Report
Workers at the Sandringham estate, where the former Prince Andrew moved after having to vacate Royal Lodge, have been able to opt out of serving disgraced royal, according to The Sun.
Ex-Prince Andrew Has Staffers Refusing to Serve Him at Sandringham Because He Is “a Total Pariah”
“It’s possible for the first time in his life he will have to open the front door to people himself.”Ex-Prince Andrew on April 20, 2025 GettyThe GistOn February 2, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor left his home of nearly 23 years, Royal Lodge, for life at the Sandringham estate.According to a new report, there is “quite a list” of royal staffers who refuse to serve the former Duke of York at the Norfolk property.“They’ve been told they don’t have to s…
Ex-Prince Andrew’s Staffers Don’t Want to Serve Him Amid Epstein Scandal (Report) | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew before being stripped of his title, is reportedly facing royal troubles. The 65-year-old ex-Prince recently relocated to the Sandringham estate, and now there’s a new report about the staffers at the estate. Keep reading to find out more… According to a new report, there is a “list” of employees who are voluntarily opting out of serving the former royal. “They’ve been told they don’t ha…
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