Prince Andrew Moves In Amid Scandals

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 20th. Workers were spotted hauling boxes marked with HRH labels into Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor's new home at Marsh Farm on the Sanderingham estate. This comes even though King Charles stripped him of his Royal Titles last year. The labels read things like, HRH sitting room and HRH office, signaling a big move for the former Prince. Earlier this week, three trucks from Gander and White, a firm with a royal warrant that handles fine art, pulled up to the five bedroom farmhouse. Their believed to have delivered paintings after major renovations, including new TV and internet setups back in January. Andrew has been crashing a nearby wood farm since leaving Royal Lodge earlier this year. The timing feels heavy amid his recent troubles. US Corps files on Jeffrey Epstein from January named him multiple times, fueling public backlash. Last month, on his birthday, Norfolk police arrested him on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to his old role as trade envoy.

1:02He spent 11 hours in custody before release under investigation. Now, reports say, Tems Valley police might broaden the probe to include corruption and even sex trafficking claims. Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing, stressing that just being mentioned in those files doesn't mean guilt. He stayed out of sight since, spotted only once leaving the station. Security has ramped up at Marsh Farm with CCTV, a six-foot fence and an expanded no-fly zone overhead. As the relocation wraps up, his low-key life in Norfolk continues under a cloud of scrutiny.