Prince Andrew, formerly known as the Duke of York, has moved to a property in Norfolk on February 2nd, but finds himself in a difficult predicament. According to local reports, workers at the royal estate have been instructed that they are not obliged to serve him if they feel uncomfortable, leading to a significant number of refusals to work with him. This strongly indicates that Andrew's notorious past has impacted his reputation even among those who would traditionally be expected to support him.

The reluctance of staff to assist him can be attributed to Andrew's recent association with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, whose connections have cast a long shadow over the former prince. Andrew's ties to Epstein have placed him in a position of social ostracism, and the public response is overwhelmingly negative. The situation is further complicated by the ongoing media scrutiny and public sentiment, as he is seen as a 'pariah' in royal circles.

As a result of these issues, Andrew is reportedly required to find new staff independently and finance his own services, which may lead to a reduction in the number of employees willing to work for him. This shift marks a significant change in his lifestyle and could further diminish his public standing, potentially leading to increased isolation within the royal community.