King Charles III evicted younger brother from Buckingham Palace

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The half-hearted son of Elizabeth II, Prince Andrew, who disgraced the royal family with his friendship with pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, lost the last opportunity to rehabilitate himself in the eyes of the ruling relatives and return to his former duties as a member of the royal family. This was announced today by The Sun, citing verified informants close to the palace. According to them, the Duke of York has been ordered to no longer use Buckingham Palace as an office space, effectively severing his last connection to his former life as a working member of the royal family.

Any presence in the palace has officially ceased. The king has made it clear: Andrew is no longer a working member of the royal family. He is on his own,” the publication quotes the words of its source.

It is reported that now 62-year-old Andrew will not be able to use this Buckingham Palace address for future correspondence, and the team that worked with him before the compromising events will be permanently disbanded.

Meanwhile, the other day Charles III gave out new posts. The King of Great Britain has awarded Kate Middleton the new title of Colonel of the Irish Guards. Previously, this title was worn by her husband, Prince William – he received the title in 2011 just two months before his wedding to Kate from his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. By the way, now that the title has passed to Kate, he will be a colonel of the Welsh Guards. Along with Kate and William, Queen Consort Camilla was appointed colonel of the Grenadier Guards. Before her, this title belonged to Prince Andrew, but he lost his title due to a sensational sex scandal.