Whispers from the palace suggest that King Charles is seriously considering a bold and historic move: stripping his brother of the title of prince once and for all. Yes, you heard that right. Following years of scandal and public backlash, it appears the king has reached his limit. Sources close to Prince William reveal that the future monarch is not only fully supportive of this drastic action but is also clear-eyed about the future of the crown. William reported sees his uncle as a ticking time bomb—an ongoing reputational risk the royal family simply cannot afford.

According to insiders, William has privately expressed a readiness to finish what his father may only start. If King Charles hesitates, William is prepared to take matters into his own hands. From ensuring Andrew's exclusion from future family events to potentially barring him from William's own coronation, the Prince of Wales is said to be resolute. His uncle has no place in the streamlined, scandal-free monarchy he intends to lead. Reports claim that William has been increasingly vocal behind palace walls, disgusted not only by Andrew's past but also by his ongoing entitlement. His refusal to vacate the royal lodge, continued association with Sarah Ferguson, and even meaningful disrespect towards Princess Catherine has only fueled the fire.

Now, with Andrew Looney's explosive biography exposing new layers of dysfunction and discord, the pressure is mounting. Royal watchers speculate that legislation could be drafted to legally remove Andrew's title—an unprecedented move in modern royal history. Could we be testifying the final chapter of Prince Andrew's royal life? One thing is clear: Prince William will not allow his reign to be tarnished by the shadows of the past. Whether Charles acts now or leaves the duty to his son, the fall of the Duke of York seems more inevitable than ever.

Andrew has been living off a hefty allowance from the king's personal wealth for more than six years, ever since he was linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. His weighty list of expenses includes $4 million worth of personal security per year, as well as a regular cash allowance, both of which Charles stopped providing in October 2024. As a result, Andrew was ordered out of the 31-room property into the smaller Frogmore Cottage, which has been sitting empty since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle handed over the keys in 2023. Initially, Charles had tried to downsize his scandal-scarred brother to free up the royal lodge for the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children. However, the future king and queen later decided that the property didn't quite meet their needs, much to Andrew's relief.

Since finding an anonymous financial backer late last year, Andrew has faced recurring calls from the UK government to reveal the source of the funds that enabled him to remain at the property. His only known steady income source is a Royal Navy pension. According to an explosive new book, Prince Harry once got into a physical altercation with his controversial uncle. The embattled royal is at the center of a new scandal, with allegations that the fight was a result of something Andrew said behind Harry's back. The situation escalated to the point where punches were thrown, leaving Andrew with a bloody nose.