Andrew's New Home: What's Next for the Disgraced Royal?

Prince Andrew's life has taken a dramatic turn. He's no longer a royal prince. He's lost his titles and his home. Now, he's moving to Sandringham, a place full of history and family memories. But why is this happening, and what's next for him? Sandringham is a big estate in the countryside. It's been in the royal family for a long time. The late Queen Elizabeth loved it. Now, King Charles and Queen Camilla enjoy spending time there. The estate has a lot of land, houses, and even a church. It's a special place for the royal family, especially during Christmas. Andrew won't live in the main house. There are other places on the estate where he could stay. One is York Cottage, a small house that was once given to a royal couple as a wedding gift. Another is Gardens House, a big house with four bedrooms. There's also The Folly, a unique house with a balcony that offers great views. But why is Andrew moving now? It's because of his past. He's been friends with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. This has caused a lot of problems for the royal family. King Charles decided to take action. He consulted with experts and his family. Now, Andrew is losing his titles and his home. The move is happening soon, but it's not immediate. There are legal things to sort out. Andrew will have to leave his current home in Windsor. It's part of the Crown Estate, which is managed by the British state. Sandringham, on the other hand, is privately owned by the king. Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, is also moving out. But she's not going to Sandringham. She's making her own living arrangements. King Charles will pay for Andrew's relocation. It's a big change for Andrew, but it's happening.