Prince Andrew's Royal Exit: What's Left After the Fall?

Prince Andrew's choice to step down from his royal title isn't just about damage control. It's a clear sign that he's lost his grip on the royal family's favor. For years, he enjoyed the perks of being a prince, but now, those days are over. The scandal involving Jeffrey Epstein has been a thorn in his side. It's tarnished his reputation and put the royal family in a tough spot. King Charles, his brother, was reportedly considering stripping Andrew of his Duke of York title. So, Andrew beat him to it. In a statement, Andrew said he's putting his family and country first. But let's be real, he's also trying to save face. He's denying the accusations against him, but the damage is already done. He's no longer the favorite son of the late Queen Elizabeth. He's just another royal trying to hold on to what's left. Andrew's arrogance has always been a problem. He thought he could get away with anything because of his mother. But now, the scandals are piling up, and he's realizing he's dug himself into a hole. He can't climb out of it. Even though he's giving up his title, he's still a prince. That's one thing he can't lose. But without the perks and privileges, what's left? Just a man trying to hold on to his comforts in a world that's moved on without him.