04.02.2026 21:25
The former prince, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, at the center of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, has completely lost his royal privileges. Andrew, who has been the target of the British public for years due to allegations of pedophilia and had his title of "Prince" stripped away by King Charles III last year, has now lost his last stronghold. After vacating the magnificent Royal Lodge residence at Windsor Castle, Andrew has been exiled to a modest farmhouse, removed from the palace corridors he once ruled.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles III of England, whose name has been mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein files and who has been shaken by allegations of pedophilia, has left the Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor Castle, where he has long resided. Andrew, who has lost his titles, has temporarily moved to a farmhouse at Sandringham Palace.
FROM OFFICIAL PROPERTY TO FARMHOUSE
It has been confirmed that Andrew has vacated the mansion he has been using since 2003 under a 75-year lease. Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to settle into a farmhouse called Marsh Farm on the grounds of Sandringham Palace. All expenses related to this move will be personally covered by King Charles, the owner of the property.
HIS TITLES HAVE ALSO GONE ONE BY ONE
After Virginia Giuffre's allegations of sexual assault, Andrew renounced his title of "Duke of York" and was officially stripped of the title "Prince" by King Charles at the end of last year. The latest documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice have escalated public and parliamentary pressure on Andrew to its peak.
LOW RENT REACTION
Andrew's rental of the Royal Lodge mansion at a very low price has also caused an uproar in the British Parliament. Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that they would support calls for the auditing of royal properties and would follow the process.
SARAH FERGUSON AND THE FOUNDATION SCANDAL
The close relationship of Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson with Epstein has further escalated the scale of the scandal. The foundations that Ferguson served as honorary president have cut ties with her, while the Sarah Foundation, which allegedly took her daughters to Epstein's island, has decided to shut down.