Britain's Royal family sits on blanket on the grounds of Balmoral Castle, Scotland, Sept. 8, 1960, during current holiday. Prince Andrew, in lap of his father, Prince Philip, reaches for trinket presented by his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Anne and Prince Charles try to catch the baby's attention. (AP Photo)
Britain's Prince Andrew, son of Queen Elizabeth II, will celebrate his first birthday February 19. Friends of the Royal Family say the blue-eyed youngster is a placid, smiling infant, content to lie for long periods playing with his toes. He is shown last month during a ride through London on Jan. 16, 1961. (AP Photo)
Queen Elizabeth II stands with her son, Prince Andrew, who waves from Buckingham Palace in London, on June 2, 1962, during fly past of Royal Air Force jet fighters. This followed the colorful pageant of trooping the color on the ninth anniversary of the queen's coronation and her official 36th birthday. The queen wears a tri-cornered hat and the uniform of the Coldstream Guards. Behind her stands the Duke of Kent. (AP Photo)
Britain's Prince Andrew, who will be four years old on February 19, gazes at photographers at Liverpool street station in London, Feb. 3, 1964. The young Prince had just arrived from Sandringham in Norfolk with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. (AP Photo/Laurence Harris)
British Prince Andrew, six-year-old second son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip wears western style deerskin jacket as he watches polo matches in Windsor Great Park at Windsor, England, on May 14, 1966. (AP Photo)
Prince Andrew is shown as he arrived at King's Cross Station in London, Sept. 13, 1968. He looked smart in his grey suit and long trousers, grey shirt and red tie. Prince Andrew then left by car to Buckingham palace before going on to the Heatherdown boarding school at Ascot. (AP Photo/John Rider-Rider)
Britain's Prince Andrew smiles as he leaves Heatherdown School, in Berkshire, on February 19, 1971, for his eleventh birthday. The Prince was driven from the school to Buckingham Palace to celebrate. (AP Photo/Kemp))
Prince Andrew, right, talks with his parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, during an outing on May 8, 1973 in the gardens of Windsor Castle, England. (AP Photo)
Prince Andrew the Queen’s 16-year-old son in London shown in July 1976, who is to spend two terms at a Canadian school. “The prince has been involved in plan from the beginning, and is very happy at the prospect”, said a Buckingham Palace spokesman. Prince Andrew, second in line to the throne, was in Canada when be accompanied the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to the Olympic Games in Montreal. It is intended he will be going to Lakefield College School, Ontario, in time for the beginning of the next term on January 5. (AP Photo)
Prince Andrew, foreground, with his elder brother, Prince Charles, the heir to the British crown on Dec. 15, 1976. The occasion was Prince Andrew’s first visit to HMS Pronington of Wales in Royal Navy terms, was skipper off the coast of Scotland in November. Prince Andrew, 16, is second in lien to the throne after Prince Charles, and this makes him a young man the British will be watching with special interest. (AP Photo)
H.R.H. Prince Andrew, smiles in the Regency room of Buckingham Palace, London for the occasion of his 18th birthday, Feb. 19, 1978. The prince is the third child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, and is second, after Prince Charles, in line of succession to the British throne. (AP Photo/Peter Grugeon)
H.R.H. Prince Andrew in his uniform, 1978. The prince is the third child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, and is second, after Prince Charles, in line of succession to the British Throne. (AP Photo)
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II takes a walk around the stalls at the Badminton Horse Trials on Saturday, April 21, 1979 in England, her 53rd birthday with her son Andrew (left). The Queen's daughter, Princess Anne was at the trials. No special celebration is planned for Her Majesty's birthday. (AP Photo)
Prince Andrew of Great Britain reported to his new commanding officer, Captain John Mackenzie in Pensacola, Fla., on Friday, Feb. 22, 1980. The Prince will spend three weeks aboard the HMS Hermes as a midshipman as part of his naval officer training. (AP Photo/Moore)
His colorful past is perhaps best illustrated by the number of nicknames UK tabloids have come up with over the years, from "Randy Andy" to "Airmiles Andy."
His eviction and loss of titles are punishments for serious lapses of judgment over his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
