Prince Andrew spends all his time playing 'Call of Duty' after Epstein scandal

Prince Andrew is reportedly living a lonely and monotonous life at his Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor, spending much of his time playing video games such as Call of Duty and watching war films.

According to insiders quoted by The Sun, the 65-year-old royal “loves war games with helicopters” and spends hours gaming or watching television on a giant screen that takes up an entire wall. 

Royal expert Ingrid Seward revealed that a friend visiting Sarah Ferguson at the Lodge found Andrew “lying on a massive sofa watching TV alone.”

“It seemed their lives were quite separate,” Seward said. “Sarah was busy with her business work, while he was watching television. His life is very empty — he’s lonely and probably extremely bored.”

Andrew reportedly rides horses twice a week at the Royal Mews, though sources say he’s “not particularly popular” among the staff.

He also spends hours tracking real-time air traffic on a live flight app, reflecting his lifelong fascination with aviation from his time as a Royal Navy helicopter pilot during the Falklands War.

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