04.02.2026 09:27
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles III of England, who lost the titles of "Prince" and "Duke of York" due to allegations of pedophilia, has also left his home at the royal residence Windsor Castle. It has been reported that Mountbatten-Windsor, who lost all his titles due to his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, has temporarily moved to a house at Sandringham Palace, located about 200 kilometers away from London.
In news reported by the British press, it was stated that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles III of England, who lost all his titles due to his relationship with billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison while being tried for allegedly running a prostitution ring involving underage girls in the U.S., has moved out of the Royal Lodge mansion located near Windsor Castle.
HE MOVED TO A HOUSE 200 METERS AWAY
Reports indicated that Mountbatten-Windsor, who was seen horseback riding around the mansion and palace yesterday, has temporarily moved to a house at Sandringham Palace, located about 200 kilometers away from London, after leaving the mansion he has used as his personal residence for years. It was reported that Mountbatten-Windsor would leave this house shortly and move to another house that is currently under renovation, which is said to be the Marsh Farm cottage located at Sandringham Palace.
HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH EPSTEIN CAUSED A STIR
The expenses of the cottage at Sandringham Palace, known as King Charles's personal property, will also be covered by King Charles. Mountbatten-Windsor's close relationship with Epstein was mentioned in documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice, and Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre claimed that she had a relationship with Andrew, who was a prince at the time, when she was just 17 years old.
HE HAD RENOUNCED ALL HIS TITLES
Mountbatten-Windsor, who denied the allegations, had renounced all his titles, including Duke of York, in order not to harm the Royal Family. However, due to increasing pressure and newly released documents in the last months of the previous year, the title of "Prince" was also taken away by King Charles. The nominal annual rent payment for the mansion where Mountbatten-Windsor has been staying since 2003 and the acquisition of a 75-year usage right for 1 million pounds also came to the fore during this period. His rental of the Royal Lodge mansion was discussed in Parliament following public backlash against the funding of royal revenues and Mountbatten-Windsor's expenses through taxes.
In response to Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey's question, "In light of the revelations regarding Royal Lodge, do you agree to review the Royal Properties to protect taxpayers' interests? Do you support the establishment of an inquiry committee that will call everyone, including the current resident of Royal Lodge, to testify?" Prime Minister Keir Starmer replied, "It is important to conduct a proper review when it comes to Royal Properties. I absolutely support it."
HIS EX-WIFE'S RELATIONSHIP HAS ALSO COME TO LIGHT
It has also emerged that Mountbatten-Windsor's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson had a friendship with Epstein, and many foundations where Ferguson served as honorary president ended their relationship with the former Duchess of York. It was revealed that Ferguson took her own daughters to Epstein's island, and the Sarah Foundation, named after her, decided to close down.