Andrew's Christmas 2025 plans revealed after losing royal titles

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s upcoming plans for Christmas 2025 have been unveiled, following the stripping of his royal titles last month.

According to The Mirror, the former Duke of York will not be joining the rest of the family for the forthcoming occasion at Sandringham, King Charles’ private Norfolk estate.

Andrew will mark one last Christmas at his Royal Lodge residence before he moves out of the house amid his ongoing controversy connected with the late sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The insider shared that the royal family is relieved the disgraced younger brother of Charles will not be joining them at Sandringham during the holidays season, as the encounter would have inevitably been “quite awkward.”

The family typically kicks off Christmas with a gathering of senior royals at the estate, followed by a morning walk to church with the 77-year-old King, and a celebratory meal at Sandrigham House.

Moreover, further reports suggest that Andrew won't be moving to Sandringham or start his long-term exile until early next year.

For the unversed, the former Duke’s move to Sandringham is only temporary, as Charles has ordered him to leave Royal Lodge.

While long-term accommodation is still being arranged, Andrew is expected to stay briefly at Sandringham until plans for his permanent relocation are finalised.

It is important noting that King Charles announced last month that he is stripping Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of all royal titles and status, ordering him to move out of Royal Lodge.