Former Prince Andrew feels he has 'nothing left to live for' amid Epstein scandal

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is said to be struggling severely after losing his remaining royal roles and being removed from Royal Lodge.

According to OK! Magazine, palace insiders have revealed that the former Prince is withdrawn and emotionally fragile.

They said that “disgraced” Andrew feels isolated and overwhelmed as the impact of his scandals and links to Epstein leaves him without his title, home, or sense of purpose.

"There is real panic behind the scenes,” the insider said. “Andrew is now completely isolated and feels he's lost everything – his title, his home, his dignity.”

“The family are terrified he might do something drastic. He's told people he has nothing left to live for.”

Another source revealed that King Charles’ brother feels "broken and withdrawn" and feels embarrassed of his connections to the convicted sex offender.

"This was his final lifeline to any kind of purpose. The titles, the lodge, the sense of being part of something bigger – all gone overnight,” they said.

“He's humiliated, angry, and deeply depressed."

Meanwhile, another report revealed that he also does not talk to his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson anymore even though they live together despite divorce. 

They said “Andrew spends his time shut away, pacing and mumbling to himself,” while Fergie “retreats to her bar or stays in her room.”

A source shared that “the only time they come together is for meals, and even then, it's just endless talk about their problems.”