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King Charles Reportedly Accelerated Ex-Prince Andrew’s Exile After “Shocking and Distressing” New Revelations
King Charles and Prince William swiftly moved Prince Andrew to Sandringham following new Epstein disclosures, distancing him from royal residences amid heightened scrutiny.
- King Charles and Prince William decided to remove Andrew from Royal Lodge, and he was relocated to temporary accommodation on Monday, according to sources.
- Following the DOJ release, palace records show an October notice to surrender the Royal Lodge lease was served, and Buckingham Palace initiated removal of Prince Andrew's styles, titles, and honours.
- Hastily arranged, the move was done under the radar with Royal Lodge staff packing possessions while he was dispatched by car to Norfolk amid photographers capturing his Monday horseback ride and wave.
- Thames Valley Police are assessing allegations tied to his former residence as Andrew denies all allegations, and friends say Princess Eugenie is struggling amid the scandal.
- Andrew Lownie told Page Six last month that Andrew could relocate further than Marsh Farm, possibly to Bahrain.
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Andrew has left Royal Lodge for Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate following more Jeffrey Epstein email revelations, as Prince William and Kate Middleton have broken their silence with a statement
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