Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor doesn’t have his royal titles anymore (Image: TOBY MELVILLE / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will reportedly be “upset” that his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, still have royal titles, it has been claimed. Last year, Andrew lost his royal titles following scandals stemming from the release of the Epstein files.

While Andrew has always denied wrongdoing and the accusations against him, his name appearing in the Epstein files has cast a shadow over the Royal Family. This is what resulted in him losing his royal titles and Royal Lodge home.

However, his daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie still hold their titles.

This is something royal author Andrew Lownie thinks will make the former duke “upset” as it means he will technically have to bow to his own daughters.

Meanwhile, without his royal titles, no one will have to bow to him.

Speaking on his substack The Lownie Report, Andrew said: “Andrew of course stands on ceremony, titles and all these things are very, very important to him, and the pecking order and people bowing and curtseying.

“I think this is what is going to upset him now, his own daughters; he will have to bow to them.”

Andrew and his daughters have always been close (Image: Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)

While Andrew no longer uses his royal titles, royal fans were surprised to see that his moving boxes were still labelled HRH, which stands for His Royal Highness.

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This was seen as removal men carried boxes into Andrew’s new home, Marsh Farm, which will soon be ready for him to occupy.

He has been staying at the nearby Wood Farm home, which is also on the Sandringham Estate.