King Charles' siblings, Princess Anne and Prince Edward, have quietly been visiting Prince Andrew at his new home on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk in recent weeks, as the disgraced royal faces fresh scrutiny over his alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein and what one insider described as him being in 'profound depression.'
The visits come after a profound rupture inside the House of Windsor. King Charles, 77, has distanced himself from his younger brother since Andrew's alleged association with convicted sex offender Epstein exploded into a full‑blown scandal. According to a source quoted by GB News on Tuesday, there is now 'no chance' of the monarch initiating contact. 'The hard reality is that the King may never speak to Andrew again,' the source claimed, adding that tensions between the brothers 'long predate the Epstein scandal.'
