Princess Anne and Prince Edward are Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s remaining allies.
The disgraced royal siblings are reportedly still in touch after the 66-year-old royal was officially stripped of his royal titles.
According to the Daily Mail, Princess Anne called her brother on Christmas Day.
Additionally, the Telegraph reported on Wednesday that Anne, 75, has proposed that Andrew move into her Gatcombe Park mansion in Gloucestershire.
At the time, Andrew and his estranged wife, Sarah Ferguson, were being evicted from their home at Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Andrew currently lives at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate.
According to The Sun, Prince Edward was “dragging” on moving until he visited his brother at his temporary home in Wood Farm over the Easter holidays.
Edward, 62, last week had “quiet discussions” with his brother about moving to Marsh Farm, the newspaper revealed.
As for the nature of Andrew’s relationship with his other brother, Charles III, their dynamics remain unclear.
Representatives for the royal family did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
When Andrew was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in office for allegedly sharing confidential business information with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Charles made it clear that “that’s what the law should be.”
The 77-year-old monarch added: “It would not be appropriate for me to comment further on this matter as this process continues.”
In particular, Prince William and Duchess Kate expressed their “full support” of Her Majesty’s statement at the time.
The 43-year-old Prince of Wales reportedly called for Queen Elizabeth II Andrew to be “ostracized” in 2019 when a damning BBC interview about the then Duke of York’s friendship with Epstein made headlines.
Royal author Russell Myers argued in February that “for Prince William, refusing to apologize for his relationship and to acknowledge the real trauma of Epstein’s victims was a red line he never crossed.”
In 2021, Andrew was accused of sexual assault by Virginia Giuffre (who later died by suicide), and the case was settled out of court.
The following year, he was stripped of his military titles and royal patronage, and his remaining titles and status as a working royal were stripped in 2025.
According to Robert Hardman’s “Elizabeth II: Private, Public, and the Inside Story,” Prince William contacted his uncle by phone last year to express his condolences to Andrew about this final blow.
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