Barrister Offers Castle Sanctuary to Prince Andrew Amid Epstein Scandal

Prince Andrew has been forced to relinquish his royal titles and faces mounting pressure to leave the Royal Lodge amid renewed scrutiny related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Allegations against him, including revelations from Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir and leaked emails suggesting continued contact with Epstein post-conviction, have intensified public and royal family backlash. In response, barrister Samantha Kane, also known as Lady Carbisdale, has offered Andrew the use of Carbisdale Castle in Sutherland as a sanctuary for him and his family, including his former wife Sarah Ferguson. Kane, who purchased the castle in 2022 and has historical ties to royalty, has also offered to represent Andrew legally, arguing that he has been treated unfairly and judged by public opinion without a proper hearing. This offer aims to provide Andrew a refuge far from the public eye and potential eviction from the Royal Lodge, as well as legal support against the ongoing allegations and property disputes. Despite the royal family's distancing, Andrew has vowed not to repeat Prince Harry's mistakes, aiming to maintain favor with King Charles and avoid public fallout through a tell-all book, though sources suggest he has promised not to write one like Harry's "Spare."