Andrew and Fergie could face legal storm as Epstein fallout continues

Andrew Mountbatten faces ‘more to come’ after royal titles stripped

Andrew braces for ‘strong likelihood’ of prosecution

The drama surrounding Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is far from over.

Royal commentator Andrew Lownie, following the former Duke of York’s high profile fall from grace.

Stripped of his royal titles and forced to leave Royal Lodge due to his links with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the 65 year old may be in for more stormy headlines.

Lownie told the Mirror, “We’ve got the Epstein files, even redacted and destroyed, there will be stuff there, we’ve got court cases coming up, we’ve got the likelihood of more victims coming forward, emboldened by what’s happened. So I don’t think Andrew and Sarah are out of the woods at all.”

He also added that pressure should be applied on Andrew to assist US authorities, particularly as a material witness for Epstein’s victims.

He says both could still face serious legal scrutiny. Andrew “should make himself available to law enforcement agencies here and in the States,” while Ferguson, he added, “has kind of been forgotten about, but she was heavily involved with Epstein and needs to explain her connections.”

The author went further, urging Ferguson to “offer to help the authorities and the victims’ lawyers,” highlighting that the fallout may extend well beyond Andrew’s stripped royal titles