Andrew, Fergie's worst nightmare looms after new bombshell rocks palace

Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor might be ready to face the music after explosive photos have been unveiled in newly released Epstein files.

Andrew and Fergie can be seen posing with Ghislaine Maxwell in new photos. Congress mandated the Department of Justice released documents and pictures from the investigative files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Friday, December 19.

One image shows the former prince laying across the laps of five women

Andrew's ex-wife Sarah was one of several high profile figures featured in photographs. She is seen posing for a photograph with a woman - whose face has been redacted - on the street in one photo and talking to another unidentified woman on a sofa in a second.

However, Fergie's photographs do not show any wrongdoing and simply being pictured or named in these files is not proof of any crime.

It seems as the former duke and duchess of york's worst nightmare comes true after new bombshell leaks rocked the Palace.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee initially shared a selection of photos from Epstein's estate on December 12. The newly released files focus on the evidence and other materials the federal government obtained during its criminal investigations into Epstein.

Many of the photos lack context and do not have listed dates, and many of the women's faces have been redacted for privacy. However, Andrew, 65, could be seen in one photo wearing formal attire as he lay across the laps of several women.

Ghislaine Maxwell is seen standing above the former prince, smiling beside another woman whose face was also redacted.

On October 17, Andrew announced that he would give up the use of his royal titles and other titles and honours amid renewed interest in his relationship to Epstein.

He was to retain the Prince Andrew title at the time, but King Charles stripped his younger brother of his royal titles on October 30.

The removal of Andrew's titles followed his 2019 headline-making BBC interview in which he discussed his relationship with Epstein.

On Thursday, King Charles stripped his younger brother of his titles and honours, and moved to force him out of his Windsor mansion. He will be moving to a property on the King's Norfolk estate, paid for by the monarch.

The latest photoes came after months of pressure over Andrew's private life, as his ties to disgraced paedophile financier continued to dog the royals. However, Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing.

William and Harry's uncle remains eighth in line to the throne, the only significant position Andrew still holds - but there have been calls to bring in legislation to stop any chance of him becoming King.

Meanwhile, the government has said it had no plans to pass a law to formally remove Andrew from the line of succession. It would take an act of Parliament to formally remove him which would be complex and would need to be agreed with all the Commonwealth realms, including Australia and Canada.