Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is continuing to use his former royal styling despite being stripped of the honorific, with removal boxes marked with the title delivered to his new residence at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate. The boxes, labelled for rooms such as an office and meeting room, were transported by a royal-approved removals company as he completes his relocation from Royal Lodge in Windsor.

The move follows his eviction by his brother, King Charles, and comes after his recent arrest linked to allegations connected to Jeffrey Epstein and claims of misconduct during his time as a trade envoy. He is currently staying at nearby Wood Farm and is said to be largely confined indoors under the King’s orders.

Marsh Farm has undergone significant security and interior upgrades ahead of his arrival. Reports also suggest he had considered leaving for the Middle East before his arrest, but escalating regional conflict has effectively ended any immediate plans to relocate abroad.