What happened? Bad 'crack' in the royal family, King Charles evicts his brother from Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace has informed Prince Andrew, the younger brother of King Charles and friend of Jeffrey Epstein, that he can no longer stay there.

According to The Sun, Charles' brother continued to live in the British royal residence even though Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and military connections in 2022, the same year he avoided a civil trial with his sexual assault accuser, Virginia Giuffre. being settled out of court.

According to reports, Prince Andrew loved having a room at Buckingham Palace, which he not only used when he was married to Sarah Ferguson. The eviction comes a year after Andrew was ordered to close his Buckingham office and just before the Palace undergoes a ten-year, $400 million renovation project.

The eviction also comes shortly after news broke that Virginia Giuffre, the woman who sued Prince Andrew after she said he raped her three times, is to write a new novel about her experiences.

As the one-year injunction that was a condition of the deal she negotiated with Prince Andrew in 2022 neared its expiration, Giuffre struck a deal that was "believed to be worth millions," according to the New York Post.

Giuffre reportedly received $14 million from Andrew to settle the civil sexual abuse case out of court. Despite accepting the deal, Andrew has denied any wrongdoing and has continued to deny the allegations. Andrew, who was infamously photographed with the pedophile in 2011 after Epstein's initial release from prison, has denied any knowledge of Epstein's wrongdoing. In his most recent memoir, Spare, Prince Harry publicly criticized his uncle for having an affair with Epstein.