Queen's Legacy Tainted by Prince Andrew's Scandals

0:00It's April 3rd. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Queen Elizabeth II spent years shielding her son Prince Andrew from the fallout of his scandals, but right before her death in 20. 22. She finally yanked his military titles, royal patronages, salary, and public duties. After she passed, King Charles stepped in harder, stripping Andrew of his Prince title, Duke of York status, and even evicting him from his royal. Things over those Epstein connections. People are now calling out the late queen for enabling Andrew's bad moves, especially his links to Jeffrey Epstein that tainted the whole family image, and sparked major backlash. New files from the U.S. Department of Justice just dropped photos putting Andrew in compromising spots from the Epstein case, plus claims he routinely brought prostitutes into Buckingham Palace with staff complaints going nowhere. In the end, even royal armor cracks under pressure like this, sidelining Andrew for

1:00good while the crown moves on without him.