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Prince Andrew's Last Honor at Risk

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Prince Andrews final royal holdout, the Freedom of the City of London, is under scrutiny. Inherited through family rights, the ancient award from 2012 is now being reviewed by the City of London Corporation. After losing all royal titles and perks in 2025 due to Epstein ties, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is being asked to voluntarily relinquish this symbolic honor. The councils decision to send a letter inviting him to step down keeps the pressure on this fading royal link.

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Prince Andrew's Last Honor at Risk

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Prince Andrew's Last Honor at Risk. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 3rd, Prince Andrews hanging on to his last big honor, the freedom of the city of London, but that could change soon. Back in October 2025, he lost all his royal titles and perks over ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Now, this ancient war from 2012 is under fire as his final holdout, the city of London Corporation just confirmed they are reaching out to him. They want Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to give it up voluntarily since he inherited it through family rights, called patrimony. This freedom goes back to the 13th century when it let people trade freely in the city. Today, it's mostly symbolic, a nod from council members to folks they respect. No legal way exists to yank it away, so officials voted to send a letter inviting him to step down. Though a review whatever he says next at a future meeting, word is, they're weighing next steps based on his reply, keeping the pressure on this fading royal link. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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