King Charles set to deliver final blow to Andrew as anger intensifies

King Charles III has reportedly made a final decision on his younger brother Prince Andrew amid rising anger among the public after new shocking revelations.

The 76-year-old monarch is said to be facing mounting calls to get rid of the Duke of York 'once and for all' after yet another shameful Jeffrey Epstein scandal emerged.

Andrew's presence with the royals is creating serious problems for the monarch, who's said to be considering completely banning the Duke from royal estates.

The 65-year-old faces fresh controversy as an email circulating online contradicts his assertions of having severed all ties with the convicted offender.

Andrew is believed to have sent Epstein a supportive email after the photo with Virginia Giuffre surfaced.

In the message, sent to Epstein in February 2011, the disgraced Duke allegdly wrote, "I'm just as concerned for you! Don't worry about me! It would seem we are in this together and will have to rise above it."

According royal experts and historians, the email has shattered Andrew's hopes of regaing his 'lost' image.

"This is the last straw. The King has made clear there can be no path back for Andrew," a palce source claimed.

"There's enormous frustration behind Palace doors. Every time the monarchy moves forward, Andrew drags it back into the mud," claimed another insider.

"Charles knows the public's patience has run out. The pressure is on him to act, and act decisively," the insider told Radar Online.

The King is said to wrestling with both public anger and personal loyalty. One senior figure familiar with the situation said: "It's a moral and emotional situation for Charles. He loves his brother but also understands that Andrew's behavior continues to damage the monarchy."

They continued: "Charles has been patient, but that patience is wearing dangerously thin."