Prince Andrew Loses Royal Status, Gets New Name

…Prince Loses Royal Lodge Lease and Official Titles, now Addressed as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

The Prince will lose his royal status. The Palace stated the King initiated the process to remove his Style, Titles, and Honours, and officially changes the Prince’s designation to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

These punitive measures are being implemented despite Prince Andrew’s continued denial of the allegations made against him.

This Online News Medium understands that the Prince will relocate to alternative, privately funded accommodation on the Sandringham estate. The Palace issued a separate statement affirming that the King’s deepest sympathies remain with all survivors of abuse.

The Palace confirmed that the legal protection afforded by his lease has been revoked, necessitating his move to private accommodation. This action proceeds despite Andrew’s continued denials of sexual abuse allegations brought by Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

The story resurfaces globally as Giuffre’s memoir, Nobody’s Girl, hits shelves this week. Giuffre, who died by suicide earlier this year, details alleged encounters, claiming Andrew believed having sex with her was his “birthright.” She states she received $15,000 from Epstein after servicing the Prince. Giuffre’s family views Andrew’s loss of titles as a crucial victory for survivors.

The pressure intensified last week when U.S. House documents showed Andrew was listed as a passenger on Epstein’s private jet in 2006. This contradicts Andrew’s 2019 televised assertion that he had ended his association with the convicted sex offender years prior.

Andrew has been mired in a number of other scandals, including an instance of his “close confidant” being banned from the UK over allegations he was a Chinese spy.

Andrew reportedly held meetings in 2018 and 2019 with Cai Qi, a member of China’s ruling political bureau.

Cai was suspected by the UK government of being the recipient of sensitive information allegedly passed to China by two British nationals accused of spying for Beijing.