Overview
- Buckingham Palace confirmed on Oct. 30 that Prince Andrew lost his titles and honors, will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, and has been told to vacate the Royal Lodge.
- Multiple outlets report the king will provide a six‑figure relocation payment and an annual private stipend, with a move to accommodation on the Sandringham estate expected.
- Palace and media accounts credit Prince William with pressing for decisive action against his uncle, while Catherine remains in Windsor as the Wales family completes its move to Forest Lodge.
- William is in Rio to award the Earthshot Prize and has visited youth projects, and he is set to represent the king at COP30 in Belém after a United for Wildlife summit.
- Public scrutiny persists with falling support for the monarchy cited in polling, calls for Andrew to answer questions in the U.S., and speculation from insiders about further revelations.