The disgraced Prince accuser’s family is reportedly in celebration mode after news broke that he has been demoted to the rank of a commoner, without any royal titles.

Prince Andrew was engulfed in a sexual assault controversy in 2021 when Virginia Giuffre dragged him to court for his sexual misconduct. She sadly died by suicide earlier in the year, leaving her family in so much distress.

The late Giuffre’s brother, Sky Roberts, and his wife, Amanda Roberts, had a rather emotional reaction to the news that Andrew had lost his royal titles. The duo appeared on BBC’s Newsnight, where Sky proudly stated that her sister had taken down a prince despite her humble, normal background.

Sky emphasized that the development meant so much to him, and Amanda added that Giuffre would have been beyond proud of what her case did to Andrew if she were alive.

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As reported by TMZ, Giuffre’s former attorney, Sigrid McCawley, also reacted to the development, expressing that, “The voice of Virginia Giuffre has changed history.  Her bravery, determination, and resilient spirit have led to this defining moment.”

He described the situation as a very valuable lesson, noting, “As we account for the tipping point significance of the King stripping the title ‘Prince’ from his brother Andrew,  it should be a lesson for all to listen, hear, and believe survivors of abuse.”

While there had been months of speculation about what fate awaited the prince, the timing was nothing short of jarring. As shared by The Blast, King Charles grabbed the bull by the horns and completely stripped Andrew of all his royal titles, honor, and even the Windsor home.

The process began on Thursday, when King Charles initiated a formal process to remove his status as a senior working royal, and he will now go by his ordinary name, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

He will also lose the status of his honors, including the Order of the Garter and the Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order. Sources close to the palace affirmed that this removal was solely Charles’s decision, without pressure or coercion from government officials or the palace itself.

The decision came after months of meetings and the recent surge in public outrage over Andrew’s friendship with the late Jeffrey Epstein.

The statement, released on Thursday, correctly stated that the decision was taken directly and without emotion. The statement emphasized that their thoughts and utmost sympathies wholeheartedly remained with “the victims and survivors of any and all forms of abuse.”

Andrew had reportedly also provided false information about the extent of his closeness with Epstein, insisting that he severed ties with him in 2010.

Giuffre’s memoir, in which she bared it all and delved deeper into his financial affairs, fueled even more outrage among the populace to the point that the palace felt the heat.

The implosion in the palace was then dutifully controlled by the King, who approved the statement and the stern manner in which it was written.

Most importantly, his 30-room Windsor lodge will no longer serve as his home, as the King reportedly made provision for him to get a much smaller residence on King’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.

Despite this crucial step, The Blast noted that Charles reportedly still holds affection for his brother and will not leave him hanging. Most importantly, Charles is very aware of just how much he now needs to protect his brother from possible revenge missions from aggrieved folks.

The King also felt a blow from his brother’s actions as he got heckled on his way to a central cathedral on Monday by a passenger over Andrew’s connection to the late sexual offender.

The bystander reportedly queried Charles outside Lichfield Cathedral in Staffordshire, England, seeking to know the extent of the royal palace’s involvement in covering up Andrew’s tracks.

However, the King’s sustained soft spot for his brother has drawn significant disapproval from his son and the future King of England, Prince William. He had earlier advised his father to take a very aggressive approach towards disassociating himself from the disgraced prince a long time ago.

The late Giuffre, who was a sexual abuse activist herself before her death, reportedly experienced a lot of mental anguish. A source close to her explained that, ever since she came forward with her story about her experience with Andrew, she has been the target of extreme criticism.

“I think for her, it was next level because of that, because of the Prince part in particular. I think that was tremendously hard. These kinds of battles, it feels like it’s just always ongoing,” her friend Annie Farmer claimed.

“When I got the phone call, I was like, ‘Are you joking?’ Because there was no sign that that was something she was considering,” Farmer concluded.

Giuffre’s attorney, Karrie Louden, also expressed her doubts over the activist’s shocking suicide, stressing that she never showed any signs of wanting to take her life.

Despite being in so much pain about her past, her lawyer claimed that she was very optimistic about the future and even had plans to renovate her home.