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‘Desperate’ Sarah Ferguson ‘disgraces herself’ with King plea

by 05/01/2026
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will reportedly be “out” of Royal Lodge by Easter, while his new home is still cast in doubt, it has been claimed.

The disgraced former Duke of York has found himself with no titles or honours after his brother, the King, took the dramatic decision late last year to oust him from royal life for good following the latest bombshell details regarding his relationship to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew was also forced to move out of Royal Lodge, his home in Windsor since 2003, despite having been granted a 75-year lease for it, following the furore.

While some reports suggested the move would take place sometime in the new year, new claims add that Andrew will be out of Windsor by Easter, which will coincide with the Firm’s big gathering in Windsor.

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