Prince Andrew may be asked to leave his longtime residence of Royal Lodge in Windsor after giving up use of his titles and honors amid renewed interest in his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Virginia Giuffre would have viewed Prince Andrew giving up his titles "as a victory", the ghostwriter of her posthumous memoir told BBC Newsnight.

Prince Andrew lives rent-free in 30-room Royal Lodge until 2078 despite Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The disgraced royal pays just one peppercorn annually for Windsor mansion.

Virginia Giuffre, who died by suicide in April at age 41, had alleged that disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein trafficked her to his powerful friends, including Andrew.

When Prince William is king, he will take a tougher stance on Prince Andrew than his father King Charles, banning Andrew from all aspects of royal life, including his coronation, according to a new report.

Instead, Andrew has faced a wide range of public criticism, with calls to officially strip his titles in Parliament and evict him from his 30-room Royal Lodge mansion. While members of the Royal Family have tried to ignore the scandals and carry out royal duties,

As the backlash caused by Prince Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein reached a fever pitch following the release of emails allegedly sent by Epstein that seemed to prove Andrew lied in past public statements about his association with the convicted sex offender,