"King Charles III stripped his brother Andrew's royal titles on Thursday and evicted him from his residence at the Royal Lodge, a sprawling, 30-room manor in Windsor Great Park. The king's decision to further sever ties with the former prince, who will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, comes after the Oct. 21 release of a memoir by Virginia Giuffre - the American woman who says she was forced to have sexual encounters with Andrew as a teenager."
"Andrew is expected to move into a home on the Sandringham Estate, a sprawling 20,000-acre property in Norfolk, north of London, owned personally by the British royal family. A palace official said that the king will make private provision for him. The estate is the "much-loved country retreat" of Charles and Queen Camilla, and contains an "organic farm, sawmill, residential and commercial properties." It is partially open to the public."
King Charles III removed Prince Andrew's royal titles and evicted him from the Royal Lodge, renaming him Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The decision followed the Oct. 21 release of a memoir by Virginia Giuffre, who said she was forced to have sexual encounters with Andrew as a teenager; Giuffre died by suicide in February. Andrew settled a civil lawsuit with Giuffre in 2022 and continues to deny wrongdoing. Andrew remains eighth in the line of succession; removal would require legislation and consent from 14 countries that share the monarch. Andrew is expected to move to a home on the Sandringham Estate, with private provision by the king.
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