Prince Andrew's New Life: No More Royal Perks

0:00Reporting from The Daily News, now I'm Corey with the latest entertainment headlines. Staff at the Sanderingham Estate are adapting to big changes for Prince Andrew. The 66-year-old, once surrounded by a large team of attendants, now relies on just two household staff, a chef and a valet, when he moves to. Marsh Farm nearby, he staying temporarily at Wood Farm, while renovations wrap up there. This comes after King Charles 77, stripped Andrew of his Prince, Duke, and H.R.H. titles last year amid fresh questions about his ties to. Jeffrey Epstein Andrew was arrested last month on suspicion of misconduct in public office for allegedly sharing sensitive information with Epstein during his time as, Britain's trade envoy, staff have gotten new instructions on how to address him, simply as Sir, which highlights the shift in his status. Insiders say the leaner setup puts real pressure on the remaining team, who are used to bigger operations and clear chains of command under heavy.

1:00Public watch. Marsh Farm itself is basic, with upgrades limited to security fences, new doors, and basic TV service. Carpets came from other royal spots to keep costs low, signaling a no-friars life far from his old luxuries at royal lodge or Buckingham Palace. Meanwhile, the King is footing the bill for Andrew's stay to avoid using taxpayer money and police have searched Royal Lodge as part of their probe, into old emails from the Epstein files, Andrew remains under investigation after his release. This DNA story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. So for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I, solypillo.com