Prince Andrew's surrendering of his royal titles led to a private family meeting at Royal Lodge to address what's next for the Yorks.

While Princess Beatrice was seen driving into the estate to support her parents, her younger sister Princess Eugenie's absence raised several questions.

Those close to the family say Eugenie’s absence wasn’t coincidental.

“The Royal Lodge ‘summit’ wasn’t a happy occasion, and the family, once a strong unit, is fractured,” a source told.

King Charles found himself in the hot seat, ironically for someone else's actions, during a public outing in Staffordshire on October 27.

As the monarch greeted well-wishers outside Lichfield Cathedral, a heckler cut through the pleasantries and pressed the King on whether he was aware of Prince Andrew's controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein before they became public.

Charles, long tasked with cleaning up his brother's mess, was left flustered before being guided away to continue his walkabout.

Prince Andrew’s decision to leave Royal Lodge has been the subject of speculation for months.

However, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams believes the explanation is rooted less in circumstances and more in personality.

The 65-year-old prince, who has lived at the Windsor residence for more than two decades, is said to have agreed to vacate the property under specific conditions.

Yet Fitzwilliams suggests the real story lies in how Andrew sees his place in a royal world that no longer bends to his will.

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