Prince Andrew lost his royal title amid Jeffrey Epstein scandal fallout and family tensions with Prince Harry continued.

But, according to Lownie, Andrew is rarely “a good boy,” with the royal expert predicting the disgraced royal will “go kicking and screaming,” and only after demanding a list of things, including a “pretty big house, extensive staff, a gardener, a driver, a housekeeper [and] a cook.”

The former Prince Andrew is featured in the latest release of a trove of documents related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The most practical consequence of Andrew's fall from grace is arguably his eviction from Royal Lodge. The ex-duke has lived at the estate since 2004 when he was given a 75-year lease after the death of the Queen Mother. (His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson joined him at the property in 2008.)

King Charles III is reportedly regretting punishing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Keep reading to learn why.

Andrew became officially involved in legal proceedings against Epstein in 2015, when he was named in a lawsuit against Epstein filed by noted survivor Virginia Giuffre. Giuffre alleged that she was sex trafficked to the former prince when she was 17 and had three sexual encounters with him. Andrew has continuously denied any wrongdoing in the case.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was pictured with Ghislaine Maxwell in the very room where King Charles will host royal Christmas.

In emails sent to Ghislaine Maxwell, a man at the British royal family’s summer residence in Scotland asks Ms. Maxwell for “new inappropriate friends,” then inquires about “girls” ahead of a trip to Peru.

The former Prince Andrew, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has seemingly had a challenging year. In October, King Charles demoted his brother, forcing Andrew to relinquish all royal titles and agree to vacate Royal Lodge. Now, a former Royal Family ...

A former federal prosecutor says Virginia Giuffre's death makes any criminal case far more difficult—even with the Epstein Files.