Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor described as withdrawn after losing roles and leaving Royal Lodge
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is said to be facing one of the hardest periods of his life after the loss of his remaining royal roles and his departure from Royal Lodge. Sources speaking to OK! Magazine said the former Prince has become noticeably withdrawn and emotionally fragile as the consequences of his past choices continue to shape his future.
According to palace insiders, Andrew has been struggling with a deep sense of isolation. They said he feels overwhelmed by the loss of his title, home, and position within the institution that once defined his public role. One insider described a tense atmosphere behind the scenes as the family tries to manage the growing concern around his wellbeing.
Another source said King Charles’ brother feels “broken and withdrawn” as he confronts the long shadow of his association with Jeffrey Epstein. They added that the changes to his living situation and royal status have left him embarrassed and unsure of his wider purpose.
Reports also suggest that his relationship with Sarah Ferguson has become strained, despite the pair still sharing a home. Insiders say Andrew spends long stretches of time on his own, while Fergie keeps to herself. They added that when the two do sit down together, the conversations tend to revolve around their worries rather than any shared plans for the future.
