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Ex-Prince Andrew Leaves Windsor Home

Former Prince Andrew moves out of Windsor’s Royal Lodge, CNN understands

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Britain’s Prince Andrew, has moved out of his longtime Windsor home and is now a resident of Norfolk, England, CNN understands.

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Former Prince Andrew moves out of Royal Lodge in Windsor as "threesome" letter emerges in Epstein files

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Ex-Prince Andrew Moves Out of Royal Lodge To Temporary Residence

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Real reason Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor left Royal Lodge late at night revealed

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was kicked out of Royal Lodge in Windsor earlier than expected and driven to Sandringham, Norfolk, in the "cover of darkness" to avoid being seen, a source claims.

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Andrew moves out of Royal Lodge home after latest Epstein files

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Andrew moves out of 30-room royal mansion to ‘modest’ five-bed home

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor moves out of Royal Lodge home

The Sandringham Estate is privately owned by the King, and he will pay the costs of his brother's new home.

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Royal expert's damning verdict on King Charles' move to cut off Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

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Ex-Prince Andrew Officially Moves Out of Royal Lodge Home as Police Assess New Epstein-Linked Allegations

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Ex-Prince Andrew Finally Booted Out of Royal Lodge After Infuriating King Charles Over Horse Riding Photos and Epstein Scandal: 'Enough Was Enough'

The man formerly known as Prince Andrew is officially out of the Royal Lodge, a source claims. After months of back-and-forth between the disgraced ex-Duke of York, 65, and his brother King Charles, the monarch forced him to move out of the Windsor abode early.

Radar Online

EXCLUSIVE: Andrew's Life in 'Exile' Exposed as a 'Luxury Retirement' — 'Most People Would Kill for His Royal Deal'

Former Prince Andrew is preparing to leave Royal Lodge after more than two decades, but insiders have told RadarOnline.com his much-trailed royal "exile" amounts to a highly cushioned retreat that most people would envy rather than fear.