King Charles III has decided to withdraw all titles from his brother, Prince Andrew, due to the scandal related to Jeffrey Epstein and the allegations of sexual assault.

The British royal family is facing tensions after King Charles III initiated a formal process to withdraw titles and honors from his brother, Prince Andrew, following the scandal related to Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew will no longer hold noble titles and will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The withdrawal includes all his ranks, such as Prince, Duke of York, and His Royal Highness, as well as prestigious honors. Additionally, Andrew will have to leave Royal Lodge and move to a private house on the Sandringham estate, receiving an allowance from the monarch. The decision has sparked strong reactions from the public and political leaders, highlighting the need to not tolerate sexual abuse. The withdrawal of titles represents an unprecedented move, underscoring the king's desire to protect the image of the monarchy, even in the face of sanctioning his own brother.