Prince Andrew Allegedly Still Demands to Be Called 'His Royal Highness' Despite Losing Titles, Staff 'Still Bow' to Him

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00:00Prince Andrew allegedly still demands to be called His Royal Highness.

00:05Despite losing titles, staff still bow to him.

00:09Prince Andrew may have relinquished his Duke of York title in mid-October,

00:13but he's reportedly demanding that his staff still address him as His Royal Highness.

00:18Nothing has changed inside Royal Lodge,

00:21a source told Rob Shooter's Shooter Scoop on Thursday, October 23.

00:25Andrew's made it clear palace rules don't apply inside his walls.

00:30Buckingham Palace confirmed on October 17 that Andrew, 65, was stripped of his Duke of York title,

00:37a peerage title which was granted to him by Queen Elizabeth II in 1986 when he married Sarah Ferguson.

00:43According to the source, Andrew insists that it's his birthright to issue directives at home to his staff,

00:49adding, it's not something the king can erase.

00:52He's living in his own royal bubble, the source explained.

00:55To the world, he's a fallen prince, but in his home, he's still the Duke.

01:01The decision to strip Andrew of his titles came after

01:04King Charles reportedly reached a tipping point in his brother's ongoing scandals,

01:09largely stemming from his former ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

01:12I stand by my decision five years ago to stand back from public life,

01:16Andrew's October 17th statement read.

01:18I will therefore no longer use my title or the honors which have been conferred upon me.

01:24As I have said previously, I vigorously deny the accusations against me, the message added.

01:30Days after stepping down, Prince Andrew made headlines as Representative Stephen Lynch

01:35confirmed he may be invited to meet with Congress regarding the late pedophiles' trafficking scheme.

01:40As a non-U.S. citizen, he cannot be legally compelled to attend.

01:46We would be extremely interested in hearing from Prince Andrew regarding his involvement in all of this, yes,

01:51Lynch told the BBC.