Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to welcome money with 'careful' words

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor could earn some big bucks if he decides to share an account of his life with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The now banished member of the Royal Family, who is asked to leave his abode as Windsor could earn alternative pounds with a bombshell book.

A source tells Daily Mail: “We’re looking at maybe £25 million. With the right ghost-writer asking him the right questions, we could see the history of the House of Windsor completely rewritten with what he knows. He’s a time-bomb waiting to explode”

“Obviously, everyone wants the inside track on his time with Epstein... in those circumstances, he might be prepared to talk, in broad terms, about his involvement with Epstein, simply to get his side of the story across,” they add.

He notes: “But he has to be careful his words don’t incriminate him. The Democrats in the US Congress have asked Andrew to appear before them, and now he no longer has royal immunity, he’d have to tread very, very carefully. But he must be dying to say something in order to salvage his professional reputation.”

Following King Charles decision, during his latest visit to Windsor Castle, sources say Andrew was also shocked to discover royal guards no longer saluted him.

The deep bows he once received had vanished and the staff also addressed him as "Mr Mountbatten-Windsor" rather than "Your Royal Highness."

The outlet went on claiming, "Things at Windsor have completely shifted. When Andrew showed up after losing his titles, the guards didn't salute him and the formal bows he used to get everywhere had vanished."

Another palace insider said: "Some staff enjoy addressing him as Mr Mountbatten-Windsor instead of his former style. They made a point of it."

Meanwhile, there are also claims Andrew after losing his titles in the fallout of his association with Jeffrey Epstein, has already been forced to give the Royal Lodge by Christmas.