Former Prince Andrew's reaction when he was expelled from the royal residence: I'm the queen's son. You can't do this to me.

He was forced to leave the mansion with 30 rooms in Windsor, where for decades he had paid a symbolic <x0-richer”, the Daily Mail reported.

According to reports, King Charles III was particularly concerned about discoveries that came to light regarding his brother's connections with Epstein. Andrew, however, did not want to leave the royal residence to move to Wood Farm on Sandringham Estatee property in Norfolk, where he currently lives.

A few days earlier, he was photographed smiling at citizens as he rode. According to British media, this picture resulted in “pika filling the” cup for courtiers, who demanded his departure from Royal Lodge.

Speaking of Andrew's departure, an inner source stated about The Sun: “He refused to leave or take any responsibility. When asked to leave, he was so arrogant that he repeated aloud: But I'm the queen's second son, you can't do this to me. It is amazing that he used the name of the queen to defend himself. No one's sure if he realized what a bad situation he's in.”

Andrew was known as the favorite son of the late queen Queen Elizabeth II. Another source added that the former ignoble prince made it clear that “did not want to remove” from the property he shared with his former wife, Sarah Ferguson. /Panorama.al/ Periscopi/