Andrew’s fears exile as Epstein woes grow

Andrew’s woes are nowhere near over despite losing his royal titles.

On October 30, the former duke lost all his royal styles, titles ans honour along with his home of two decades, the Royal Lodge.

However, he continues to face fears that are growing with the passage of time.

Despite the historic decision to strip his titles, King Charles faces pressure to take further step against his brother who is accused of major sexual offences.

Royal author, Andrew Lownie, who has written Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, has spoken about Andrew’s future and the options he has.

“He may well end up going to the Middle East because there are also calls for him to be investigated for his sexual and financial crimes”, he said during his interview with The Daily Beast Podcast host Joanna Coles.

The author talked about Andrew’s standing offer to reside in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Lownie believes the story is not over for the former duke and that is why the royal family is distancing themselves from him.

As per the writer, Andrew might move to a country where there is not the option of “extradition treaty”.

“There’s a good chance he may end up actually going physically abroad into exile to somewhere where there isn’t an extradition treaty”, he said.

Extradition treaty is an agreement between two countries that allows them to surrender fugitives to another country where they are accused of crime, which in Andrew’s case is US.

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