EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Prince Andrew's Dirty Scandal Erupts — Biographer Claims Disgraced Royal Partied With '40 Prostitutes in 4 Days' While on Official Duty
Ex-Prince Andrew is facing a new sex scandal after a royal biographer claimed he partied with 40 prostitutes in four days.
Dec. 11 2025, Published 6:00 a.m. ET
Mortified Andrew Mountbatten Windsor – the pompous royal formerly known as prince – is desperate to flee Great Britain with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, sources said, following a new shameful claim that he once entertained 40 hookers in a ritzy hotel in Thailand during a taxpayer-funded trip.
"They would rather be treated like royalty abroad than subjects at home," an insider confided.
Public Fury Mounts Over Epstein Ties
King Charles ordered ex-Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge and removed his remaining honors and titles.
Royal historian Andrew Lownie, author of Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, said the alleged incident in Thailand occurred in 2001 during Andrew's tenure as trade envoy for the U.K.
The ruthless move was made as public outrage grows over Andrew and Ferguson's links to dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
According to the palace, a residence is earmarked for Andrew at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, which is privately owned by his brother, King Charles.
However, sources said the disgraced ex-duke and Ferguson, who lost her Duchess of York title, are now investigating a move overseas instead of languishing in a modest home as commoners.
The biographer explained: "Andrew is representing his country and insists on staying in a five-star hotel rather than the embassy. Andrew had 40 prostitutes brought in the space of four days. This was all enabled by diplomats and others."
Lownie insists the sex worker claim was verified by multiple sources – including a member of the Thai royal family.
The shocking story emerged as King Charles has ordered his brother Andrew out of Royal Lodge and stripped him of his titles
Buckingham Palace announced that the former Duke of York, 65, was ordered to vacate his crown-owned home, Royal Lodge, where he and Fergie, 66, have lived together for decades, and was being stripped of his honors and titles, including that of prince.
Shamed Royals Plot Final Escape
Those close to the pair believe there is no hope for their redemption.
"They've had enough of being shamed, sidelined and surveilled," says a senior palace aide. "They truly believe their only option is to leave."
Those close to the pair, who divorced in 1996, believe there is no hope for their redemption among Britain's snooty set.
A royal insider says of Andrew, "He's persona non grata completely with his country's high society crowd.
"I would say even his dearest friends, who would always go shooting with him, I don't think they want much to do with him."
Social Freeze Pushes Royals Abroad
Growing public backlash over Andrew and Sarah Ferguson's past ties to Jeffrey Epstein intensifies pressure on the pair.
Another source said aside from Ferguson and Andrew's children – Princess Beatrice, 37, and Princess Eugenie, 35 – and their grandkids, there's not a lot to keep the onetime duchess in the U.K. and whispers, "Put it this way, the invitations have dried up overnight."
Sources said discreet intermediaries have been dispatched to scout villas in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), estates in Portugal's Golden Triangle and fortified compounds in Switzerland.
A senior aide shared: "Andrew is stupid enough to fly to Russia if its president, Vladimir Putin, offers him a prince title and gives him a palace."
Meanwhile, another source said: "Sarah thinks she's being punished simply for standing by her man.
"She can't breathe without someone whispering Epstein. It's humiliating and constant."
Disgraced Duke Eyes Desert Escape
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Sources said Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are among the few ties still keeping Ferguson connected to life in the U.K.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Andrew established connections with wealthy global power players during his trade envoy stint from 2001 to 2011.
Yet sources said Andrew may very well escape to an opulent palace in the UAE's capital, Abu Dhabi, which was offered by the Middle Eastern nation's president, Sheik Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, his former classmate at Gordonstoun School.
Lownie said the luxe $13million digs in the UAE royal complex known as Sea Palace would be "perfect" for Andrew.
Andrew passed Virginia Giuffre's personal details to a protection officer in 2011.
The historian explained: "He would be happy living somewhere where the media is muzzled, where he will still be treated as a senior royal and where he can easily live under the radar."
However, royal expert Rob Shuter – former publicist to Princess Michael of Kent – warned: "Inside Britain, Andrew can never rebuild. Overseas, he risks becoming a ghost prince – easily flattered, easily compromised and dangerous to the crown.
"Andrew's identity is royalty. Strip that away, and he will burn the world to feel important again."
