EXCLUSIVE: Shamed Andrew Windsor 'Turning to God' as He Faces Epstein Police Probe
Andrew Windsor has apparently become a man of God.
March 2 2026, Published 4:30 p.m. ET
RadarOnline.com can reveal Andrew Windsor is said to be turning to God as he confronts deepening isolation and a police probe linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with the King's domestic chaplain making a discreet visit to his temporary home at Sandringham.
Andrew, 66, who was arrested last month on suspicion of misconduct in public office, has been staying at Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate after being evicted by King Charles, 77, from Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Ex-Prince Andrew is said to be focused on God now following his arrest.
Over the weekend, the Reverend Canon Paul Williams drove up a track to the farmhouse where Andrew is living, remaining for around an hour before leaving. The following morning, Williams was seen greeting the King at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Norfolk estate, where the monarch appeared in good spirits, wearing a brown overcoat and carrying an umbrella.
The visit comes at a fraught moment for Andrew, who has kept an extremely low profile since his arrest on his 66th birthday. Few friends or family are said to have called on him, and he has been barred from riding since relocating to Sandringham.
His move from Royal Lodge followed mounting pressure over his association with the late financier Epstein, whose crimes triggered global scrutiny and legal investigations.
A witness said, "Life for Andrew has become strikingly solitary. Day after day, the only people coming through the gates are household staff, officers connected to the investigation, and the occasional supermarket delivery van. There is no sign of the social circle he once relied upon – it is a very quiet, very contained existence."
Andrew Windsor Is 'Trying to Find God'
The disgraced royal's link to Jeffrey Epstein has turned his life around, and he is now said to be a religious man.
The witness added: "What stood out over the weekend was the distance between him and the King. Charles was in residence barely two miles away and was seen driving out and about, yet there was no visible contact between them. For two men on the same estate, it felt like worlds apart."
They continued: "Canon Williams' arrival was unusual precisely because so few outsiders call in. He drove up the private track to Wood Farm and stayed for a while in what appeared to be a private conversation. The following morning, he was greeting the King warmly before church, the two of them chatting at length.
"The contrast between Andrew's isolation and the normal rhythm of royal life at the church could not have been more apparent." Sources close to the estate suggested the chaplain's visit was more than routine."
One insider said, "Andrew has effectively withdrawn from the outside world. Public engagements have vanished, and even private appearances are rare. In that vacuum, religion has become one of the only steady frameworks left to him, and he appears to be embracing it more deliberately. There is a palpable sense that he is looking for comfort and direction, and is basically trying to find God."
'His Circle Has Shrunk Dramatically'
Andrew Windsor's titles were stripped and he was booted from his home due to his link to the pedophile.
"Socially, his circle has shrunk dramatically, and the ongoing legal scrutiny has forced him into a period of reflection he cannot easily escape. He is spending far more time alone with his thoughts," the source noted.
The insider added, "Andrew is under no illusion about how damaging the current narrative is. His reputation has taken a profound hit, and he knows that. The chaplain's presence shows he is seeking spiritual advice and moral support at a time when public confidence in him has rarely been lower."
The King was seen warmly shaking hands with Williams outside the church before the service, with the two appearing to exchange friendly conversation. Last summer, the monarch was called in to mediate what was described as an "unholy row" at the same church between Williams and choirmaster Dr. Claire Stewart, who later resigned after taking sick leave.
Andrew's new life at Sandringham is being funded by the King. Renovations are underway at Marsh Farm, another property on the estate, where Andrew is expected to move in the coming weeks. For now, Wood Farm – a modest residence compared with Royal Lodge – serves as a quiet refuge.
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He was arrested last month over his link to the late pedophile.
Those familiar with the situation describe an atmosphere of stark seclusion.
One source said, "Andrew scarcely steps beyond the grounds now. The riding has stopped, the steady stream of social invitations has disappeared, and there are no signs of the busy calendar he once maintained. Compared with the status and movement that defined his former life, this feels like an abrupt and humbling retreat. Irrespective of how the legal situation unfolds, this chapter has already reshaped everything.
"The priority appears no longer to be restoration of image alone, but simply getting through each day – finding a way to endure both the public scrutiny and the personal reckoning that comes with it."
Andrew has been released "under investigation" after being arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, after allegedly sharing sensitive information with his pedophile pal Epstein during his role as a trade envoy for Britain.
