Prince Andrew Returns Norwegian Honor

0:00It's March 6th. Here's what's happening in entertainment. Prince Andrew has given back a top Norwegian honor called the Order of St. Olaf. He received it back in 1988 for his work Benefitting Norway and People Worldwide. This move comes after his recent arrest. Norway's world palace confirmed the return in a statement to Newsweek. They noted that since there's no record of him holding it anymore, he's no longer a member. Andrew said Andrew himself decided to hand it over and they rarely discuss these cases publicly. The decision adds to the fallout from his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Queen Elizabeth II had already pushed him out of royal duties, stripping his military roles and charity positions. Public reaction has been swift, with many seeing this as another hit to his reputation. Supporters of the royals point out it's a voluntary step to distance himself from past honors. And now, the palace isn't saying more, but it underscores how his scandals keep rippling through international ties.

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