Britain’s Prince Charles has expelled Prince Andrew’s younger brother from Windsor Castle, the Sun reported, citing sources. The sons of Queen Elizabeth II were in a tense relationship after the great sex scandal and the accusations of rape against Andrew.
The Prince of Wales ordered his brother to “move out immediately”. Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson live in one of the royal villas in Windsor Park, a few miles from the residence of Queen Elizabeth II. The heir to the throne warned his brother that he should “cover himself and become completely invisible.” “Charles does not want Andrew to be photographed walking or driving around the royal estates smiling every day,” said the palace source.
Andrew has not been seen since January, after the queen stripped him of his right to be called “his royal highness” and also forced him to relinquish the honorary military titles she had given him. The move effectively took the 61-year-old prince out of official royal life.
His prosecutor, Victoria Juffrey, claims she had sex with the prince when she was 17 after meeting him through the late American financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The prince denied the accusations, but lost the case to dismiss the civil claim.
Charles himself is currently in quarantine after it was recently revealed that he had contracted the coronavirus for the second time. Along with the 73-year-old son of the British queen is his wife Camilla Parker-Bowles.
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