Prince Andrew could face Parliament for THIS reason

Prince Andrew risks facing the Parliament to answer burning question raised by MPs.

The former duke made the decisive move to renounce his royal titles including the Duke of York on October 17.

The decision came after the prince was embroiled in multiple scandals including his ties with the convicted felon Jeffrey Epstein.

Now, the prince is posed with questions raised by the MPs regarding his living arrangements.

The idea to question Andrew has been backed by the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The British PM said he would support the idea to launch an inquiry into why the former Duke of York has lived rent-free at Royal Lodge in Windsor Park for more than two decades.

The statement came after Ed Davey said that an inquiry should be launched.

On October 22, Ed spoke at the Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons saying the Crown Estate should be scrutinised to ensure taxpayers' interest are protected.

“It's important in relation to all Crown properties that there is proper scrutiny and I would certainly support that.”, The UK PM stated.

After Andrew’s announcement that he will be relinquishing his titles it emerged that he has been paying “peppercorn rent” on the property for 20 years.