Why did Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leave Royal Lodge in such a hurry?
- On Tuesday, former Prince Andrew exited Royal Lodge after being ordered by the King to leave, moving temporarily to Wood Farm and leaving possessions behind.
- The US Department of Justice's Friday release of Epstein files mentions Andrew and Sarah Ferguson multiple times, including images and emails linking Andrew to Epstein, hastening his exit after last year's title stripping.
- Buckingham Palace confirmed the exit while Thames Valley Police said reports about a woman taken to a Windsor address in 2010 are being assessed, and Commander Ella Marriott announced a police investigation into a former minister for misconduct in public office.
- The King ordered Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to leave and he must now notify royal staff and secure appointments to return to Royal Lodge, while a removal van and onsite preparations occurred at Sandringham estate.
- Amid broader scrutiny, the Crown Estate has opened an inquiry into Andrew's favourable Royal Lodge arrangement, while sources say at least two months are needed before he can move to the four-bedroom Marsh Farm; Parliament also demands release of vetting documents linked to Peter Mandelson.
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