Prince Andrew has left the residence in Windsor and moved to Sandringham, amid new revelations from the Epstein scandal, which intensify the pressure on him.

Former British prince Andrew has left his residence in Windsor and moved to the royal estate of Sandringham, according to BBC reports. This move comes in the wake of new revelations from the Epstein scandal, which have intensified pressure on Andrew. He is temporarily residing at Wood Farm Cottage, awaiting the renovation of his future residence, Marsh Farm. Andrew, the brother of King Charles III, has been ordered to leave Royal Lodge, where he has lived for over 20 years, due to the withdrawal of his princely titles because of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Recently, new photographs and emails from the Epstein case have been published, including compromising images of Andrew and invitations sent to him by Epstein for meetings at Buckingham Palace. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has stated that Andrew should testify before the U.S. Congress. Additionally, Andrew has been accused of sexual assault by Virginia Giuffre, and another victim has claimed she was sent to the United Kingdom to have sexual relations with him. Thames Valley Police have announced that they will examine this information, but they have not been contacted by the victim or her lawyer.