King Charles faces further pressure to remove Andrew’s Prince title as more evidence emerges

King Charles stripped Prince Andrew of his York title on October 17 — now, he is being urged to go a step further.

The King is facing increasing calls to withdraw his younger brother’s title of Prince as well, since the emergence of further evidence in the latter’s case with his and Jeffrey Epstein’s late accuser, Virginia Giuffre.

According to the BBC, fresh reports from “two British newspapers” revealed that the former duke “sought to obtain personal information about” Giuffre.

Mail on Sunday, one of the publications named by the outlet, reported today that the disgraced royal had “asked his police protection officer to investigate” the victim, shortly before the newspaper issued an old photograph of the pair.

While the second name in the BBC’s report, the Sunday Telegraph, announced that Andrew “sought to dig up dirt” on his accuser.

Virginia Giuffre’s brother, Sky Roberts, told BBC Newsnight that though his sister would be “very proud” of the latest developments, he still believes that the King ought to take the final step.

“We would call on the King to potentially go ahead and take out the prince in the Andrew,” he said. ”I think anybody that was implicated in this should have some sort of resolve. They should have some sort of responsibility and accountability for these survivors.”

For the record, Prince Andrew relinquished his title as the Duke of York on Friday, but has retained his title as a prince and continues to vehemently deny all of the accusations made against him.