Disgraced Prince Andrew moves into a new mansion with an unknown woman

Prince Andrew, stripped of his title by King Charles III following his sex scandal with Virginia Giuffre and his ties to billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, is moving to a new home with an unidentified woman. The Daily Mail reports that the prince was recently spotted at his new Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

The publication's sources said servants are already in full swing preparing for Andrew's arrival: there are now over a hundred boxes of items labeled "His Royal Highness" on the premises. Despite the fact that the king officially stripped his brother of his title following the scandal surrounding the prince's ties to Epstein, Andrew continues to actively use it.

But even more surprising to those who witnessed Andrew's visit to the estate was the former prince's companion in the car with him. The future neighbors of Queen Elizabeth II's son only managed to see part of her face, but it was definitely not Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson or one of his daughters, Beatrice or Eugenie.

As a reminder, the first news of Andrew leaving his 30-room mansion in Windsor came from King Charles III's announcement that he would strip the prince of his title in October 2025. However, until the formal charges were brought on February 19, 2026, Andrew delayed the move as much as he could.

The investigation into Andrew began after the US Department of Justice published documents on the case of billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. These documents mention Andrew more than a hundred times. Because of his connection to the criminal, King Charles III stripped his brother of his title of prince in October 2025.

This isn't the first time Andrew has come to the attention of police: in 2021, Virginia Giuffre publicly revealed that she was subjected to sexual assault during parties on Epstein's island when she was under 18. One of her partners was Prince Andrew.

Giuffre was the first to speak publicly about what happened on Epstein's island and is considered one of the most high-profile victims of the billionaire and his friends. She was the first to accuse the prince of sexual assault. She claimed she and Andrew had sex three times between 1999 and 2002, for which she was paid $15,000. She also claimed the prince beat her and inflicted emotional harm on her. In 2021, Giuffre filed a lawsuit against Andrew, but he avoided trial: the parties reached a settlement of approximately £12 million, which was paid by Queen Elizabeth II. However, following the massive public outcry, the prince was excommunicated from the royal family and stripped of his military ranks.

Last April, Virginia died: officially, she committed suicide, but many believe she was murdered. A few weeks before her death, Virginia was in a car accident: she was hit by a speeding bus. She miraculously survived, but claimed someone tried to kill her.

It recently emerged that the scandal surrounding Andrew has affected his daughter, Princess Beatrice. Due to the royal family's extreme distancing from Andrew's family, his daughter Beatrice's husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, is losing influence in the business world. Consequently, according to insiders, the couple's relationship is in crisis: Beatrice's husband often stays home overnight.

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