By Rana Meyer
8:31pm PST, Feb 12, 2026
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Just when the royal family seemed to have weathered all the drama surrounding Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's scandals, another bombshell emerged.
According to
The Sun, new details about Andrew's ties to convicted pedophile
Jeffrey Epstein surfaced in the latest document release. In one disturbing email obtained by the U.S. Department of Justice, Andrew reportedly told
Epstein he wanted to be his "pet."
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King Charles III stripped the disgraced royal of his titles and evicted him and his ex-wife,
Sarah Ferguson, from Royal Lodge because of their friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. While Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was unhappy about being forced to move to Marsh Farm, he has now
finally vacated his former home.
Royal expert
Samara Gill said the move from Royal Lodge won't be the last the family hears about Andrew.
Gill told
The Sun: "Andrew is genuinely like black mold for the royal family. He just won't go away and they can't get him out."
"I think the timing actually couldn't have been worse because it shows that the royal family is desperately trying to get him out, trying to get rid of him and trying to win this optics war," she added.
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"I think that they should have just kept him where he was because at the moment it's just another story for us to focus on," asserts Samara Gill.
She added that the emails are deeply damaging for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and continue to hurt the royal family.
"These emails completely show that he doesn't
have a conscience. He repeatedly met up with [Jeffrey] Epstein, communicated with him, ingratiated him multiple times after the conviction," she said.
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Following the release of new
photos, including one of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaning over a female, royal expert
Richard Fitzwilliams believes
The Firm is mortified. "These photos of Andrew with an unidentified woman in the files linked to the deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, coming after a recently released photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor lying across four women at Sandringham, will bring more embarrassment for the royal family," he told
Daily Express.
Also in the documents related to Epstein, an email from Sarah Ferguson, dated January 30, 2010, showcased how close they were. "You are a legend. I really don't have the words to describe my love, gratitude for your generosity and kindness," she wrote via
People. "I am at your service. Just marry me."
