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\n \n Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Britain\u2019s Prince Andrew<\/a>, has moved out of his longtime Windsor home and is now a resident of Norfolk, England, celebrity.land understands.\n <\/p>\n \n In October, Mountbatten-Windsor was ordered to leave the sprawling 30-room Royal Lodge<\/a> <\/strong>in the heart of the Crown\u2019s Windsor Estate, just outside of London, after his brother King Charles III cast him out of the monarchy over the swirling Jeffrey Epstein scandal.\n <\/p>\n \n The move was expected to occur after the holiday season, but it comes amid renewed pressure on Mountbatten-Windsor after he appeared again in a newly released trove of US Justice Department documents related to the investigation into the deceased convicted sex offender.\n <\/p>\n \n Royal sources told celebrity.land last year that Mountbatten-Windsor will be given a house on the King\u2019s private estate in Sandringham and will also receive an income from Charles. Britain\u2019s public broadcaster the BBC reported that he now is staying in a temporary property at Sandringham, while his permanent residence undergoes renovations.\n <\/p>\n \n Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to make occasional visits back to Windsor in the coming weeks while a transitionary phase is completed, celebrity.land understands.\n <\/p>\n \n Andrew\u2019s occupation of the Royal Lodge \u2013 for which he paid just $1 million for a 75-year lease with peppercorn annual rent \u201cif required\u201d \u2013 became a source of public outrage in Britain last October after the release of a posthumous memoir by Virginia Giuffre, who alleged that Andrew had sexually assaulted her as a teenager.\n <\/p>\n \n Giuffre \u2013 who Mountbatten-Windsor claims never to have met \u2013 died by suicide in April at the age of 41. Andrew has repeatedly denied all allegations against him.\n <\/p>\n \n The former prince sought to end the renewed scrutiny of his conduct by relinquishing use of his titles<\/a>. But his moves did little to stem the flow of negative headlines.\n <\/p>\n
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