Prince Andrew Walks Free? ‘House Arrest’ Ends As FBI Closes Jeffery Epstein Case

After six years of laying low, Prince Andrew may finally be stepping beyond Britain’s borders again. A leaked memo has confirmed that the FBI has officially closed its investigation into the Epstein case, with no charges to be filed and no “client list” found. This development could mark the end of Andrew’s self-imposed isolation, driven by years of fear over arrest, civil suits, and subpoenas. Once dubbed “Air Miles Andy” for his jet-setting lifestyle, the disgraced royal has only left the UK once, to Bahrain, since the scandal broke. Though he denied all wrongdoing, Andrew settled out of court with Virginia Giuffre in 2022, expressing only regret over his association with Epstein. Fresh scrutiny emerged this year after emails revealed he maintained contact with Epstein longer than he had publicly admitted, including a message sent the same day Giuffre’s infamous photo went viral. Her tragic suicide in April at just 41 has reignited calls for deeper accountability and truth in the long, unresolved saga.