Prince Andrew is set to relocate to King Charles’s 8,000-hectare Sandringham estate in Norfolk after it was announced that he is to leave the 30-room Royal Lodge in Windsor and be stripped of his remaining titles.

Prince Andrew is leaving Royal Lodge after King Charles strips him of all royal titles and privileges. He will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and move to a private property on the Sandring

Andrew and Fergie married in 1986, separated in 1992, and divorced in 1996, but the two have remained close. Andrew moved into his current home of Royal Lodge in 2003, with Ferguson joining him there in 2008. But the decision to live together wasn’t about affection, according to the Daily Mail.

Ferguson has stopped using the title Duchess of York and will vacate Royal Lodge, the Windsor residence she shared with Andrew for more than 20 years.

Prince Andrew’s royal downfall continues as he prepares to leave Royal Lodge in Windsor for a quieter life at Sandringham — the late Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved Norfolk estate. With King Charles reportedly funding his brother’s relocation,

King Charles III has stripped his brother Andrew of his princely title and home amid mounting pressure to address his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.