Ex-Prince Andrew Is In a 'Fragile' and 'Isolated' State After Royal Exile: 'He's Lost Everything'

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00:00Ex-Prince Andrew is in a fragile and isolated state after royal exile.

00:06He's lost everything.

00:08Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the man formerly known as Prince Andrew,

00:12has reached the end of his rope after losing his royal rank.

00:15The disgraced ex-Duke of York was stripped of his royal titles

00:18and exiled from his home, Royal Lodge,

00:22last month by his eldest brother, King Charles III,

00:25due to his ties with convicted dead pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.

00:28He is reportedly in a dark and fragile state after his scandals finally caught up to him.

00:34There is real panic behind the scenes.

00:36Andrew is now completely isolated and feels he's lost everything.

00:40His title, his home, his dignity.

00:43The family are terrified he might do something drastic.

00:46He's told people he has nothing left to live for, a source told Radar Online.

00:51Another insider mentioned that Andrew feels broken and withdrawn,

00:54as the embarrassment of the Epstein connections and the loss of his titles is overwhelming him.

01:00Aside from no longer being able to use his royal monikers,

01:03he was also forced to move out of his longtime Windsor home

01:05and will be moving into the firm's Sandringham estate.

01:09Charles has at last decided to sever ties with Andrew entirely.

01:12The source went on.

01:13As a result of Andrew's friendship with Epstein,

01:16the monarch, 77,

01:18has banned him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson,

01:21from coming to the royal family's annual Christmas celebrations this year.

01:25You can't sack someone from being your brother,

01:27an insider close to the king told The Times of London in September.

01:31Every year, the royals head out to their Sandringham home in Norfolk,

01:35where they attend church services together on Christmas Day

01:38and open presents the night before.