Buckingham Palace is set to update their official website soon following Prince Andrew’s decision to relinquish his royal titles and honors. Prince Andrew made the announcement to give up his titles, including the Duke of York, after purportedly reaching a “tipping point” with King Charles due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

In the aftermath of this significant development, Buckingham Palace is preparing to modify Andrew’s official titles on their website, reducing him to simply Prince Andrew and removing his Duke of York title. Despite renouncing some titles and honors, Andrew will still retain his Prince title by birthright.

Additionally, Sarah Ferguson, who separated from the duke over three decades ago but continued to support him and share the Royal Lodge, will lose her Duchess of York title and revert to her maiden name. Prince Andrew clarified his decision in a statement released by Buckingham Palace, emphasizing his commitment to his family and country and denying the accusations against him.

Prince Andrew’s retreat from public life in 2019, following a controversial interview about his connection with Epstein, led to the removal of his military affiliations by the Queen. Expectations are high for more revelations regarding Andrew’s ties to Epstein as Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, where she accuses Andrew, is set to be published soon. Andrew has consistently refuted these allegations.

Royal insiders indicate that Charles consulted with his family members, including Prince William, before Prince Andrew confirmed his decision to surrender his titles.