Prince Andrew's Royal Exit: Mission Erase

0:00It's April 4th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star-driven. Prince Andrews getting fully scrubbed from royal history right now, with staff at Royal Lodge pulling off a total wipeout inside his call, Mission E-Race, Andrew Windsor. The 66-year-old former Duke got the boot from his 31-room home in Windsor Great Park, after over 20 years there, all thanks to. Fall out from his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. King Charles laid down the law, ordering the move as pressure builds from that whole Epstein mess, where the financier died in 2019 while. Facing sex-trafficking charges, Andrews packing up for good, heading to a quieter spot on the Sandering Hammer State in Norfolk. Folks close to the scene say the place feels ghost town empty now, with skips hauled in front and back, staff quarters cleared, and even some items. Burned on site, the vibe shifted hard, no more bustling royal setup, just a deliver reset to cut all visible links to him. He's lost his round-the-clock security, official allowance, and personal staff, like a

1:04valet. So he's footing the bill for private protection from a mobile home near his new digs at Marsh Farm. This kicks off with their calling his Hermit-like retirement, pulling him off the public stage for good. Meanwhile, U.S. investigators won his cooperation on the Epstein network, but he hasn't been stateside in years and denies any wrongdoing. It's a clean break, closing the book on his royal footprint for real.