Prince Andrew Under House Arrest: Royal's New Reality

0:00This is Cory with the story with entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News, now. Prince Andrew faces a rest on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to his past role as Britain's trade envoy and alleged ties to Jeffrey. Epstein The 66-year-old royal is now confined to Wood Farm at Sanderingham Estate under orders to stay completely out of the public eye. King Charles moved him there from royal lodge, just days before the arrest, after photos of Andrew riding his horse and driving around Windsor sparked. Unwanted headlines amid ongoing Epstein document releases, authorities showed up shortly after the relocation. Insiders say Andrew's routine hasn't shifted much. He spends mornings in his dressing gown, watching movies, and he's barred from even using the front door for rides. To shield the royal family, Charles reportedly cut a deal with his brother. Andrew stays under what amounts to lifelong house arrest, while the King funds his comfortable life in exchange for silence.

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