The King has removed his brother’s royal style, titles and honours. He will be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and is leaving Royal Lodge, signalling a firm step in the Palace’s distancing following earlier controversies.
The King has begun steps to remove Andrew’s ‘prince’ title, with him ordered to leave Royal Lodge; Sarah Ferguson must also move. The Prince of Wales backs the move, taken amid continuing fallout from the Epstein case. A palace message said its thoughts are with victims of abuse.
Andrew has lost the “prince” style and must give up Royal Lodge, moving to a property on the Sandringham estate. He will be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and be privately funded by the King. He remains in the line of succession and a Counsellor of State, but cannot deputise.
The King has stripped Andrew of remaining titles and styles; he will be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. He will be evicted from Royal Lodge after MPs pressed for action. Sarah Ferguson must find a new home. The Palace said his position had become untenable.
The King has removed Andrew’s “Prince” style and ordered him to leave Royal Lodge, citing reputational damage from his links to the Epstein case. The move signals stricter royal standards and leaves his future role, public funding and housing uncertain.
The King has stripped Andrew of all remaining titles and styles, ending his use of “Prince”, and required him to leave Royal Lodge. Buckingham Palace says he will be known as Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor, with no return to public duties.
King Charles has begun a formal process to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s prince title and remaining honours, to protect the institution after his links to a convicted abuser. He is to leave Royal Lodge and relocate to Sandringham; Sarah Ferguson will not get a new residence.
The King has removed Andrew’s remaining titles, told him to leave Royal Lodge and relocate to Sandringham. He will be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The decision follows continued fallout from his association with Jeffrey Epstein; his accuser’s family welcomed the move.
The King will remove Prince Andrew’s royal titles, meaning he will no longer be a prince, and has told him to leave Royal Lodge, Windsor. The decision, backed by the Prince of Wales, is presented as safeguarding the monarchy’s reputation after sustained scrutiny of Andrew’s conduct.
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