BEHIND the towering gates of his palatial Windsor home, disgraced Prince Andrew cuts a ghostly figure – whiling away the hours playing video games, clinging to the piles of teddies in his

Prince Andrew was essentially forced to relinquish his royal titles last week as King Charles and Prince William's relationship with the disgraced Duke comes to light

Prince Andrew spends much of his time inside Royal Lodge playing Call of Duty for hours on end, a new report claimed Wednesday. The 65-year-old prince, who no longer has any ceremonial engagements, lives in what The Sun describes as a kind of arrested adolescence.

As rumours swirl that the disgraced Prince may be forced to leave his royal abode, what makes this Grade II-listed house so special?

Prince Andrew made major royal news on Friday, October 17, when he finally decided to give up his Duke of York title following the growing accusations and his involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. However, the disgraced prince reportedly doesn't have any plans to move out of his Windsor home, Royal Lodge.

Four out of five Britons believe Prince Andrew should be formally stripped of his dukedom, according to a new poll. It comes as calls intensify for the King’s brother to vacate his Royal Lodge residence.

Prince Andrew has asked his brother King Charles to suspend his royal titles and honors amid renewed interest surrounding Andrew's connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

King Charles III is facing pressure after more reports concerning his brother, Prince Andrew, Jeffrey Epstein and their alleged abuse of Virginia Giuffre.