Overview
- Buckingham Palace said King Charles has initiated a formal procedure to remove Prince Andrew’s style, titles and honours.
- The Royal Household served notice to terminate Andrew’s tenancy at Royal Lodge in Windsor, with plans for him to relocate to private accommodation.
- He is to be styled Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with BBC reporting a move to Sandringham and living costs covered from the King’s personal funds.
- The palace called the measures necessary, expressed sympathy for abuse survivors, noted Andrew maintains his denial of the allegations, and said his daughters keep their princess titles.
- Andrew stepped back from public duties in 2019, settled a U.S. civil case brought by Virginia Giuffre, and lost honorary military roles and patronages in 2022 under Queen Elizabeth II.