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0:00It's March 29th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. Your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Prince Andrew's old crib at Royal Lodge is getting a total wipe out, with his former staff ordered to haul out every last item and leave no trace. Behind, he handed over the lease on that 30-room mansion back in October last year, on his brother's orders. This week, rural aides have been busy packing up what's left, filling skipped to the brim since Andrew hasn't swung by to grab anything himself. They've even been burning furniture and belongings from the old staff right there on the estate. The place feels like a ghost town now, most staff gone, and the building needing serious fixes to shine like it did in the Queen Mother's Day. This all hits amid Andrew's arrest last month on his 66th birthday, tied to those 3 million Epstein files from the U.S. Justice Department, though he denies any wrong. He's been holed up at Woodform on the Sanderingham estate for about 2 months, keeping a low

1:01profile. But tourists are piling up outside, snapping pics from car windows, and even posing with the press camped out there. By the weekend, Royal Lodge should be completely cleared, leaving folks wondering what's next for the spot and how long Andrew stays off the radar, with all those eyes watching.