U.K. Royals

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is currently eighth in line to the British throne.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested Thursday — his 66th birthday — on suspicion of misconduct in public office after the latest Jeffrey Epstein files release.

Police are searching two addresses in Berkshire and Norfolk after arresting King Charles III's brother on his 66th birthday.

A scandal decades in the making has come to a head with the arrest of the former Prince Andrew on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Andrew's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office takes the reputational and constitutional risk for his family to another level.

The three-day visit, aimed at strengthening ties with a key Middle Eastern ally, was seen as a tricky diplomatic mission for the future U.K. monarch.

At the center of the controversy is an email exchange that appears to show the former prince sending Epstein information about investment opportunities.

The 24-carat-gold heart, complete with the Henry's and Katherine of Aragon's initials in red, features a picture of the Tudor rose and a pomegranate tree.

At the center of the latest controversy is an email exchange from November 2010 appearing to show the royal sharing “visit reports” after a Southeast Asia trip.

He lost his duties, then his titles and then his home: The next steps in the downfall of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are less clear.

The latest Epstein files release included photos of the former prince kneeling over a woman, though no details were provided on the circumstances.