Sarah Ferguson, a strong supporter of her controversial ex-husband Andrew, is facing eviction from the Royal Lodge as King Charles initiates the process to strip Andrew of his titles. The Palace confirmed that Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and will move to a private accommodation on the Sandringham estate, funded by the King.
Sarah, too, has been asked to vacate the royal residence without any provision for alternative accommodation. Earlier discussions suggested Andrew proposed moving to Frogmore Cottage while Sarah expressed interest in Adelaide Cottage, where Prince William and Princess Kate currently reside.
Amid conflicting claims, the Palace denied offering Adelaide Cottage to Sarah, leaving her to find her own housing. The decision follows mounting pressure for Andrew and Sarah to leave the Royal Lodge due to Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and allegations of sexual abuse by Virginia Giuffre.
In response to the scandal, the Palace officially announced the removal of Andrew’s titles and relocation to private housing, emphasizing support for abuse victims. The royals’ statement expresses sympathy for all victims of abuse while addressing the necessary actions taken despite Andrew’s denials.