LONDON, United Kingdom – Prince Andrew, the beleaguered younger brother of King Charles III, is under increasing scrutiny over his living arrangements and royal titles. Reports suggest that discussions are underway between the prince and the monarch regarding his potential departure from the 30-room Royal Lodge, his residence on the Windsor Castle estate. This development follows renewed public outrage sparked by allegations from Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s primary accusers, who detailed her claims of sexual encounters with Andrew in her recently published memoir. The prince has consistently denied any wrongdoing but settled a civil lawsuit with Giuffre in 2022 for millions of dollars. Meanwhile, British lawmakers are pushing for a parliamentary debate to strip Andrew of his Duke of York title, a move that would be unprecedented in modern times. Although such a motion would not be legally binding, it would intensify pressure on the royal family and government to address the issue. Adding to the controversy, reports reveal that Andrew has not paid rent for two decades on his Royal Lodge home, a privilege stemming from a 2003 agreement with the Crown Estate. Speculation is rife that Andrew may agree to vacate the property if offered financial compensation and an alternative residence. The situation has also reportedly influenced Prince William’s plans to relocate his family to a nearby residence, with expectations that Andrew will leave beforehand. The Liberal Democrat party has joined calls for parliamentary action, emphasizing the need for transparency and collaboration with the monarchy.