Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is set to move to Sandringham after King Charles III formally revoked his royal titles amid ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

In their statement about the dogs, Muick and Sandy, the palace said, "The corgis will remain with the family," leaving it open-ended as far as who the corgis will live with: Andrew, 65, Sarah, 66, or possibly one of their daughters, Princess Beatrice, 37, or Princess Eugenie, 35, and their families.

Ferguson has stopped using the title Duchess of York and will vacate Royal Lodge, the Windsor residence she shared with Andrew for more than 20 years.

It’s an eight-bedroom property that sits just a stone’s throw away from the Wales family’s former four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage home, and the property is said to be much closer to Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, who often help to take care of George, Charlotte and Louis.

Prince Andrew’s royal downfall continues as he prepares to leave Royal Lodge in Windsor for a quieter life at Sandringham — the late Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved Norfolk estate. With King Charles reportedly funding his brother’s relocation,

King Charles III has stripped his brother Andrew of his princely title and home amid mounting pressure to address his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the disgraced younger brother of King Charles III, is going into internal exile that will see him further hidden from view from a clearly angry British public. His ejection from the 30-room Royal Lodge on the grounds of Windsor Castle to one of the properties on the king's private estate at Sandringham in the east of England will symbolize the downfall of the one-time prince and duke.