Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor booted out of Royal Lodge EARLY after latest Epstein allegations

As first reported by the Sun, Andrew is understood to have been booted out earlier than planned after his brother King Charles became concerned by the latest allegations.

The People’s Channel can confirm Andrew has relocated to a property on the Sandringham Estate, belonging to His Majesty The King.

It has not been confirmed which property he has moved into, although it has widely reported to be Marsh Farm.

The move has been planned since October 2025, and Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on whether the move was in response to the latest release of Epstein files.

It is also currently unknown if Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife, has moved out of Royal Lodge.

The former duchess moved into the property in 2008, despite divorcing Andrew 12 years earlier.

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These developments follow a fresh tranche of documents, emails, and photographs from the US Department of Justice being made public last Friday.

They relate to the convicted sex offender Epstein and his network, and include material involving Andrew.

Among these are undated images that appear to show Andrew kneeling on all fours over a woman lying on the floor.

The woman’s identity and age are unknown and redacted; there’s no official context for the images.

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Emails in the files seem to show correspondence in which Epstein discussed introducing a young Russian woman to him and suggestions that they could have dinner at Buckingham Palace with “lots of privacy,” though it’s unclear if any such meeting ever happened.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has publicly urged Andrew to cooperate with US investigators and potentially testify before the US Congress about his past dealings with Epstein and related activities.

Reports in some US media suggest US lawmakers are open to formally calling him to testify, with bipartisan interest in securing further information from him.

In addition, Thames Valley Police is assessing a claim from a woman alleging that Epstein sent her to Andrew’s residence in Windsor in 2010 for sexual purposes.

Authorities have said they are reviewing the information under standard procedures, but have not confirmed a full criminal investigation.

The release of the files has prompted public commentary and media scrutiny, including from senior royals like Prince Edward, urging focus on victims.

Andrew has always denied wrongdoing.