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UK's disgraced Prince Andrew marks his 65th birthday

Prince Andrew celebrates his 65th birthday amidst serious reputational issues and diminishing royal support.
Andrew lost his military titles in 2022 after being accused by Virginia Giuffre, which he denied, but settled to avoid trial with a multimillion-dollar payment.
His annual allowance was cut off by King Charles III, placing him under pressure to perform urgent repairs on his residence, Royal Lodge.
If urgent repairs are not completed, Andrew's position at Royal Lodge could become increasingly unstable, possibly marking his last birthday there.

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Daily Record

Prince Andrew's 65th birthday overshadowed by scandal and Lodge repair woes

Prince Andrew celebrated his 65th birthday this week and while the disgraced Duke of York's life is a far cry from what it was five years ago, he still marked the occasion

3 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)

Prince Andrew becomes 65

There is not much to celebrate for the younger brother of King Charles III.

3 days ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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GB News

Royal Family shun disgraced Prince Andrew as he celebrates milestone

The official Royal Family has not posted a birthday tribute to King Charles's brother

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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n-tv.de

Flying high, falling low: How Andrew became a scandal prince

Actually Prince Andrew suffered well. Finally, the Queen ate a special fool at her third child. But above all, his entanglement in the sex scandal around Jeffrey Epstein brings the Royal into disrepute. Now he becomes 65.

3 days ago

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Daily Mirror

Prince Andrew faces last Royal Lodge birthday if he doesn't do one thing

Prince Andrew could be celebrating his final birthday in Royal Lodge today as a property expert suggested he could come under increasing pressure to meet the costs to pay for the upkeep

4 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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