Prince Andrew reportedly looking to live near Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion

Since it was revealed that Prince Andrew had asked for “asylum” at the residence of his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, as a result of his elder brother, King Charles III, reducing his annual pension, Prince Andrew has made headlines.

The couple will have to vacate the Royal Lodge in Windsor, it has been reported by “The Sun” newspaper, because of high maintenance expenses and because they are no longer able to afford it after their pension was reduced.

The $5 million home of Sarah Ferguson, which is close to the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion, has recently started to undergo repairs, indicating that the couple intends to move there shortly.

As a result of Prince Andrew’s involvement in the case of the late Jeffrey Epstein, some media outlets have suggested that King Charles III would have forcibly removed his brother from Windsor Castle along with his ex-wife in order to get clear of him and begin repairing his reputation.

The public’s disapproval of Prince Andrew’s participation in the royal family has been revealed in the most recent citizen surveys, which raises the controversies surrounding the news. Prince Andrew’s future, as well as whether and how his financial position will improve, are unknown at this time.