Prince Andrew knows he won’t face consequences after the new Epstein scandal

Despite the obvious intentions of King Charles III to cut funding for his younger brother, Prince Andrew, in addition to evicting him from his 30-room castle in Windsor, nothing has happened, and the Duke of York knows that there will be no consequences after the new Epstein scandal.

A source close to the Prince confessed in an interview for ‘The Mirror‘ Andrew’s true intentions: “He’s not going anywhere; he signed a legally strong lease in 2003, so the King won’t be able to get him out of there“, assuring that it is not in the Duke’s plans to move out of the property.

The ‘cast iron lease’ defines Prince Andrew as the legal tenant of the property for 75 years, so an eviction is his least concern for now; however, appearing in disqualified court documents linking him to Epstein puts his freedom at risk.

Although he has previously been linked to the billionaire pedophile, the prince has stated that he has never behaved inappropriately, yet Juan Alessi, Jeffrey’s butler, said, “The Duke of York would frequent the Florida mansion for daily massages in the blue room“.