New reports have surfaced regarding the private conduct of Andrew Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, following the recent formal removal of his royal titles and his required departure from a royal residence. According to sources familiar with the matter, the late monarch and her consort were long aware of their son’s preoccupation with illicit sexual pursuits, which reportedly distracted him from his official duties.
It is claimed that the consort advised his wife to overlook the behavior, despite their shared concern. An insider suggested that turning a blind eye to these activities remains one of the most significant regrets of the late sovereign’s reign. The author of a recent investigative report has asserted that for years, Andrew Windsor brought sex workers into the royal palace, with complaints from staff allegedly going unaddressed by those in authority.
These revelations follow years of scandal connected to the financier Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew Windsor faced a civil lawsuit from Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual assault when she was a teenager. While he denied the allegations and the case was settled out of court, Giuffre continued to detail her account in a memoir published posthumously and in televised interviews before her death. In her statements, she described feeling dehumanized and expressed bewilderment that a father of two daughters could commit such acts.
The royal response culminated in late October with a decisive move from the current monarch. A palace statement confirmed the stripping of all princely styles and honours, noting Andrew Windsor will now be known by his family surname. Furthermore, he has been formally notified to surrender the lease on his grace-and-favour home and relocate to private housing. The palace indicated these actions were necessary regardless of the individual’s continued denial of the accusations against him.
