London clubs are turning away Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Sarah Ferguson?

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson are reportedly 'no longer welcome' at London’s most luxurious clubs.

It has been reported that they have seemingly been informed that the doors of the lavish clubs are closed for them.

Sources suggest that the duo "would be turned away" and their presence, "is not what the club needs."

The iconic Annabel's in Mayfair, which stands as one of London’s most elite nightclubs, known for its rich history and star-studded guest list, has previously welcomed guests like Princess Diana, Mick Jagger and Frank Sinatra.

According to sources, staff have been informed that Andrew and Fergie should no longer be allowed inside.

Talking to the Daily Mail, the source stated, "Sarah and Andrew, at this point, would be turned away. Their type of notoriety is not what the club needs."

Despite King Charles’ brother not possessing a membership of the club, the source went on to reveal, "He and Sarah always enjoyed an arrangement where they can come and go as they please."

The insider further noted that the decision risks becoming "very awkward," considering their daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are members of the lavish club.

"There is some trepidation that Annabel's is among the few remaining places the couple might feel they can still go. It's very delicate but there is a whole web of membership secretaries who can have quiet words with the right people to let it be known to the girls," the source remarked.

The ban also stretches to the four sister venues owned by the "King of Mayfair", Richard Caring's Birley Group, including Mark's.