King Charles' policy on Prince Andrew could be linked to Virginia Giuffre memoir - Marca English

In one of his first acts as the new King of Great Britain, Charles has made his stance on brother, Prince Andrew, abundantly clear by removing the Duke of York from his posh suite within Buckingham Palace.

Giuffre and Andrew did sign a settlement agreement in 2022, however it's understood that the imminent release of her memoirs is likely to have shaped King Charles' decision making.

The details of the settlement signed between the pair remain confidential, although it's understood that it was worth upwards of 1 million pounds.

This release of new details, albeit from the perspective of the accuser, is likely to bring renewed scrutiny on Andrew and the Royal Family as a whole.

Prince Andrew has been ordered the vacate his Buckingham Palace suite, although he wasn't living there on a permanent basis anyway.

His current residence is understood to be the 31-room Royal Lodge in Windsor, which he shares with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, with whom he has two children, Beatrice and Eugenie.