Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal title and forced to vacate his lavish residence at Windsor, facing what many perceive as a severe punishment. He will now reside in a more modest accommodation on the Sandringham estate, away from public scrutiny.

While the Royal Family views this as a form of exile and disgrace, to the general public, it appears to be a strategic move to avoid unwanted attention. Questions linger regarding the timing of these actions and why Prince Andrew, who has denied allegations against him, is not bearing his own accommodation expenses.

Having lived rent-free at Royal Lodge for two decades and spending millions on renovations, Prince Andrew’s lifestyle has come under scrutiny. His ties to controversial figures, such as Jeffrey Epstein, have raised concerns about his conduct and associations.

The decision to relocate Prince Andrew and the circumstances surrounding his past actions have sparked debates about accountability within the Royal Family. Calls for transparency and adherence to ethical standards in public life have intensified, with the hope of addressing unresolved issues and ensuring accountability for all members of the monarchy.