By Molly Claire Goddard
11:06am PST, Feb 13, 2026
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After Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
was quickly relocated from Windsor to Sandringham as more information about his ties to
Jeffrey Epstein emerged, signs warning locals about their new neighbor popped up near his new home. "Public safety announcement. Sweaty nonce in the area. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor [previously Prince Andrew]," one poster read in a video shared to
Instagram. "Close friend of notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein."
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The residents of the area have made their opinions on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor known. "If he needs to come, he needs to come, but I think there's better places he could have actually gone," one woman told
Daily Express.
"They [the royals] are dumping their royal rubbish on us," another said.
"Really, he's going back to luxury, isn't he? He's being waited on hand and foot. I'm not happy he's this way. As long as we don't see him. He will be hidden away somewhere. He will have all the things he needs. He's still living in a certain amount of luxury," a third added.
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Staffers at Sandringham are also hesitant to work for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. "They've been told they don't have to serve Andrew or work for him if they feel uncomfortable," an insider told
The Sun. "There is already quite a list saying no thanks. There is understandably a lot of disquiet, as he is now a total pariah."
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Despite Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor denying many of the accusations surrounding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the newly released files from the U.S. Department of Justice made mention of the former Duke of York several times. In one picture, Andrew is seen hovering over an anonymous woman.
