The True Post (Web News) Another major shock to the British royal family came when King Charles III withdrew all royal honors, titles, and official status from his younger brother, Prince Andrew.
Under this decision, Andrew will not be given the title of “Prince” and has also been ordered to leave Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace.
This drastic measure has allegedly been taken due to Andrew’s relationship with the notorious American businessman and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. According to British media, 65-year-old Andrew, who is the second son of Queen Elizabeth II and the younger brother of King Charles, has been embroiled in the Epstein scandal for several years.
According to sources, both the royal family and the British government have been under intense pressure in this matter. As a result of this pressure, King Charles decided that Andrew would no longer represent the royal family and all his military and royal positions would be withdrawn. From now on, Andrew will be known as “Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor”, which is considered the name of a commoner deprived of royal titles. Sources say that he has been ordered to move to a private residence outside Windsor Castle and will no longer be able to attend royal events.
It should be noted that Andrew had previously been accused of sexual abuse by one of Epstein’s victims, which were later dismissed through a **court settlement**. However, his status remained controversial due to public pressure and ongoing controversy. A statement issued by the royal palace said that “the monarch has made this decision in view of the dignity of the monarchy and the public trust.” According to political observers, this move is being considered a symbolic but important step towards reform and transparency in the royal family.
