Former Prince Andrew, who was stripped of his royal titles last year amid scandal, has been arrested in Norfolk, England, on what is believed to be allegations related to the Epstein case. This arrest coincides with what would have been his 66th birthday, drawing added public attention. The British royal family's decision to remove Andrew's titles was a significant step in distancing the royal institution from the controversies surrounding him.

The British police have confirmed the arrest of a man in his sixties but have not publicly identified him by name; however, multiple British media outlets, including the BBC, have reported that the arrested individual is Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. His connection to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, has repeatedly placed him in the media spotlight, with accusations surfacing about his involvement in misconduct involving minors. Andrew has been accused of having inappropriate encounters linked to Epstein's activities, including claims made by witnesses regarding incidents that allegedly occurred in Epstein's residences.

Andrew's legal troubles and their implications for the British royal family have sparked significant debate in the UK regarding the monarchy’s reputation and accountability. The ongoing investigation and subsequent developments in this case could have seismic repercussions on public perceptions of the royal family as they seek to maintain relevance and moral authority in a changing societal landscape.