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King Charles strips Andrew of royal titles

King Charles Officially Strips Andrew of ‘Prince’ Title and Terminates His Lease at Royal Lodge: Disgraced Royal To Move to Sandringham

"His Majesty has today initiated a formal process to remove the Style, Titles and Honours of Prince Andrew," the announcement statement read, according to the BBC.

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King Charles strips Prince Andrew of all royal titles and honors amid ongoing scandals

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King Charles strips his brother Andrew of ‘prince’ title and evicts him from royal mansion

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From adored prince to outcast, Andrew's years-long fall from grace

Once dubbed "Randy Andy" by the British tabloids, Andrew, the former prince, has hit a new low: the disgraced royal has been stripped of his cherished titles and exiled to rural England.

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Andrew's banishment from royal life welcomed by politicians, press in UK

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King Charles strips Andrew of royal titles, Windsor home

Will the Unmaking of a Prince Be the Making of a King?

The decision by King Charles III to strip the title of his brother Prince Andrew showed a level of accountability rarely applied to royals.

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King Charles’ brother Andrew to be stripped of ‘prince’ title and evicted from royal mansion

Britain’s King Charles has started a process to strip his brother Andrew of his titles and given him notice to move out of his mansion, Buckingham Palace

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King Charles may trade crown for cowboy hat at Treaty 6 celebration

King Charles may soon be adding “honorary guest of Treaty 6” to his royal resume. The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has extended an official invitation for the

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Donald Trump accused of making ‘nasty backstab’ to King Charles with confusing statement

Trump has left people baffled with a recent statement, with some people thinking he was hitting out at King Charles

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Where Does King Charles Live? A Complete Guide to His Many Homes and Properties

Highgrove is King Charles’s country home, which is owned by the Duchy of Cornwall. And now that Prince William is Duke of Cornwall, he’s technically his dad’s landlord, and Charles has to pay him £700,000 a year in rent.