Andrew suffers fresh snub as bombshell announcement nears

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor delivered a brutal snub as a new bill is set to be drafted, taking away his last honour.

It has been reported that the City of London Corporation are speeding up their efforts to strip the former Duke of the Freedom of the City.

In conversation with the BBC, a Corporation spokesperson shared, "We understand why people want this matter resolved as quickly as possible, and we share that desire."

The statement further reads, "The fastest and most appropriate approach is to put in place a lawful process that allows the City Corporation to make these decisions itself, rather than seeking legislation through Parliament.

"We are progressing that work and, if elected members approve the new process, they will then be able to consider whether Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Freedom should be removed."

It is important to mention that Andrew was given the Freedom of the City of London honour in 2012 due to his father, Prince Philip, who was a Freeman. 

Since the eyebrows-raising revelations made in the Epstein files, King Charles' brother has been living a life in exile.

From personal to royal and professional setbacks, Andrew has been paying the price of his 'alleged' controversial actions, which he 'denied.'