There’s a reason the British monarchy still exists while its European cousins were sent packing—or worse, beheaded. The French built guillotines, the Russians built firing squads, but the British built committees. Even when they dethrone their own, they do it with a press release and polite applause. So when King Charles III ordered his younger brother, Prince Andrew, to surrender all his royal titles, it wasn’t a revolution. It was continuity, British-style—the quiet, tea-sipping evolution that has kept the Crown alive for a thousand years. On 30 October 2025, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Charles had “initiated a formal process to remove the Style, Titles and Honours of Prince Andrew.” In plain English: Andrew Albert Christian Edward is no longer “His Royal Highness” or “Prince

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