Prince Andrew ‘Banned’ from Every Private Club in London

It looks like Prince Andrew’s social life has officially hit rock bottom.
RadarOnline.com has learned that the disgraced Duke of York has been blackballed from every private members’ club in London — and it all started when his favorite hangout, the exclusive Savage Club, kicked him out for good.

The Savage Club — a 19th-century bohemian gentleman’s club where members call each other “Brother Savage” — posted a brutal public notice announcing that Andrew’s lifetime membership had been revoked “in light of recent public developments.”

A club insider told Radar, “Once Savage dropped him, that was it. The other clubs followed. He’s completely toxic now. He has nowhere to go — except home, and even that’s being taken from him.”

Andrew, 65, has reportedly been ordered by King Charles to vacate his longtime residence, Royal Lodge, by Christmas. Charles, 77, who stripped his brother of royal duties over ties to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, has made it clear: no more royal perks, and no more royal grace.

Across the Atlantic, things are even worse. U.S. lawmakers are turning up the heat on Andrew’s alleged connection to Epstein.
A congressional committee has formally requested that he sit for a transcribed interview about Epstein’s financial dealings — including records labeled “massage for Andrew.”

While he isn’t legally required to respond, sources in Washington say his silence is only deepening suspicions. “There’s a feeling he’ll die without ever setting foot back in America,” one aide said. “He knows he can’t be subpoenaed there — so he’s staying away.”

Andrew denies any wrongdoing and insists he never saw or took part in criminal behavior. Still, insiders say the pressure is closing in: he’s losing his home, his reputation, and even his last social refuges.

As one royal watcher put it: “If he talks, he’s humiliated. If he stays silent, he looks guilty. Either way, the damage is done.”