Andrew spotted riding at Windsor after weeks in hiding following scandal

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been publicly photographed for the first time since King Charles officially removed his remaining royal titles.

The 65-year-old was spotted riding a horse on the Windsor Estate on Monday morning, still residing there as he awaits relocation.

Dressed in a green parka, helmet, and gloves, Andrew appeared deep in conversation with a female riding companion during the outing.

It marks his first sighting in nearly two months, following a period spent completely out of the public eye after being stripped of his royal style, honours, and long-held home.

Despite being ordered to leave Royal Lodge, the sprawling mansion he has occupied for two decades, Andrew has still not moved to Sandringham.

According to insiders cited by Express UK, the legal and logistical process of surrendering the lease is progressing slowly.

They maintain that the move will happen as soon as practically possible, though they do not expect it before the end of the year.

Buckingham Palace has not disclosed which Sandringham property Andrew will be allocated, though it has been confirmed that King Charles will privately cover his accommodation costs.

The Palace’s recent announcement marked the final and most significant step in distancing Andrew from the monarchy.

A royal source previously stated: "These decisions have been the King’s, given the serious lapses of judgment which his brother has shown."

RELATED: Andrew moves to shut down final remaining business after royal exile