SHOCKING: Prince Andrew ARRESTED on His Birthday – Epstein Files Bombshell Rocks Royals, King Charles Distances Himself in Massive Crisis!

In a stunning development shaking the British monarchy, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor formerly known as Prince Andrew, the younger brother of King Charles III was arrested on February 19, 2026, on suspicion of misconduct in public office. This marks the first arrest of a senior British royal in modern history, escalating the long-running scandal tied to his association with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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Details of the Arrest

Thames Valley Police arrested the 66-year-old (on his birthday) at his residence on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk early Thursday morning. Officers conducted searches at properties in Norfolk and Berkshire. He was detained for approximately 11 hours of questioning before being released in the evening “under investigation,” meaning no charges have been filed at this stage, and the probe continues.

Police described the arrest as related to suspicions of misconduct in public office—a serious common law offense in the UK that involves the willful abuse or neglect of official duties and can carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

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Link to Jeffrey Epstein Files

The arrest follows recent releases of documents by the U.S. Department of Justice, including millions of pages from Epstein-related files. Key revelations include allegations that, during his tenure as the UK’s special international trade envoy (around 2010–2011), Andrew shared confidential government documents and trade reports with Epstein.

Reported examples from the files:

• Emails suggesting he forwarded sensitive information on business opportunities in regions like Vietnam, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Singapore after official visits.
• Continued correspondence with Epstein long after Epstein’s 2008 guilty plea for soliciting a minor.

These disclosures prompted UK police to assess potential criminality, shifting focus from earlier sexual misconduct allegations (which Andrew has denied) to possible breaches of official duties.

Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing in connection with Epstein and settled a civil lawsuit with one of Epstein’s accusers in 2022. He has not publicly commented on the latest allegations or his arrest.

Royal Family Response and Crisis

King Charles III issued a statement expressing “deepest concern” and emphasizing that “the law must take its course,” while noting he would not comment further. Reports indicate the King was not given advance notice of the arrest, and the palace is maintaining distance to protect the monarchy’s reputation.

This event intensifies pressure on the House of Windsor, already strained by Andrew’s stripped titles (he lost his “His Royal Highness” status and military affiliations in recent years) and forced to vacate Royal Lodge. Royal experts describe it as one of the most shocking days for the crown in centuries—no senior royal has faced arrest since the 17th century.

Public and media reactions range from shock to calls for accountability, with some questioning the monarchy’s future amid ongoing scandals.

What’s Next?

Andrew remains under investigation but is not in custody. Police searches concluded in some locations, but the inquiry is active. No timeline has been given for potential charges or resolution.

The royal family faces a significant crisis, with King Charles distancing himself as the institution navigates unprecedented scrutiny.