It is confirmed that King Charles III evicted Prince Andrew from Buckingham Palace

King Charles III of the United Kingdom did keep his promises and has evicted Prince Andrew from Buckingham Palace, thanks to the serious allegations he faces for child abuse and human trafficking.

It’s official; Prince Andrew is no longer a member of the British royal family. The serious allegations he carries on his shoulders have not been able to be overlooked, and his older brother and current monarch of the British crown knows it all too well.

The youngest son of the late Queen Elizabeth II, has been directly accused of having sexually abused a 17-year-old girl, something that is extremely serious and that tarnished to stratospheric levels the image of the royal family.

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His links to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal have caused his reputation to fall to the ground, to the point that his family has taken away all the financial support he previously gave him.

King Charles III accelerated the process of expulsion of his brother, and did not place any impediment to try to save him, contrary to his mother, who sought all possible ways to protect her son.

Numerous media have applauded the position of King Charles III, since this type of situation should not be taken for granted in any institution, and much less if that institution is nothing more and nothing less than the British monarchy.