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Prince Andrew paid a reported £12 million, about $16 million, to end a sex abuse lawsuit he says was false. He lived over 20 years in a 30-room mansion near Windsor Castle. Now his "Prince" is gone, his only reported income is a £20,000 navy pension, and in February police arrested him. When he handed back the keys, he got £302,000 in compensation. A royal source says his brother, the King, paid it out of his own income. In the video below, the 2019 BBC interview that ended his royal life. Asked about a night with his accuser, he says he was at a Pizza Express in Woking, and that he couldn't sweat at the time. He was the Queen's second son. The Falklands veteran, the Navy helicopter pilot. From 2001 to 2011, Britain's official trade envoy. In 2007 he sold Sunninghill Park, the Queen's wedding gift to him, to a Kazakh billionaire for £15 million. £3 million over asking. His friend was Jeffrey Epstein. Emails later released show meetings at Royal Lodge in 2010 "to discuss all finances," with Epstein consulted. Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's accusers, said she was forced to have sex with him three times. He denies all of it. November 2019. The Newsnight interview airs. Days later he steps back from royal duties. February 2022. He settles with Giuffre, with no admission. The reported figure is over £12 million, including a donation to her charity. October 30, 2025. The King strips his titles and orders him out of Royal Lodge. He had a 75-year lease there, for which he paid £1 million up front and £7.5 million in repairs. February 2026. He moves to a farmhouse on the King's private estate. Two weeks later he is arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Police are looking at whether he passed confidential government material to Epstein as trade envoy. He is released and has not been charged. Before the interview he received an estimated £13 million in official royal money. Now his only reported income is £20,000 a year. A Pizza Express alibi cost him £12 million, a 30-room mansion and the word "Prince." Is Andrew the royal family's scapegoat, or did they protect him for far too long?