Royal Rift! King Charles Faces Pressure as 'Enraged' Prince William Pushes to Exile Prince Andrew Over Jeffrey Epstein Scandal: Experts

Prince Andrew's former ties to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein continue to haunt the royal family.

King Charles is allegedly facing intense pressure from his son Prince William and other members of the monarchy to permanently distance his brother from the palace amid fears Andrew's controversial past might diminish the royal family's name.

As more details emerge about Andrew's friendship with Epstein, experts warn of a potential rift within the royal world.

"Given recent revelations, with mounting media outrage threatening the overall reputation of the monarchy, the extended family isn’t taking this lightly," British royals expert Hilary Fordwich admitted while speaking to Fox News Digital.

She claimed, "Prince William is enraged. He is actively lobbying to ensure Andrew is ‘completely excluded’ from all and any family activities. He is also behind removing titles once he becomes king."

Chaos ensued on Sunday, October 12, after The Guardian published a leaked 2011 email Andrew allegedly sent to Epstein following the release of a photo showcasing the Duke of York with his arm around then-teenager Virginia Giuffre.

"I'm just as concerned for you! Don’t worry about me! It would seem we are in this together and will have to rise above it," Andrew supposedly said in the email sent to Epstein on February 28, 2011. "Otherwise keep in close touch and we’ll play some more soon!!!!"

Andrew's alleged email was sent just three months after the disgraced royal told BBC he had ended all communication with the convicted s-- offender — who died by suicide inside of his New York City jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial for s-- trafficking.

"Andrew's narrative doesn't match the intercepted emails," British broadcaster Helena Chard noted during a chat with Fox News Digital. "The general consensus is he didn't ever attempt to end his friendship with Epstein indicating that he has continuously lied."

"More and more revelations are being unearthed, and he is a huge embarrassment to the royal family," she confessed. "The emails have helped the general public form an unfavorable opinion of Andrew. Andrew is a damaging distraction to the royal family's dignified role of service. It is rumored that we are at the tip of the iceberg. Further damning revelations are about to land, no doubt further muddying the waters."

Still, Andrew thinks he's "done no wrong," Chard added.

"Prince Andrew's ego reigns supreme," she snubbed. "He will stay put until his last breath. His emboldened sense of self feels he has done no wrong. In fact, he sees himself as a devoted practicing Christian."

Chard continued, "He is immersed in what he sees as an unfair battle, and he is in it for the long game. Completely detached from the consequences of his actions, it is a big shame that he can't act with an abundance of empathy and foster cooperation, preventing further unfair humiliation to the royal family."

"There is an expectation that it is King Charles responsibility to put an end to the Andrew debacle, however he is not a magician and can't magic him off into thin air," the English photographer mentioned.

Amid uproar over the resurfaced correspondence and ongoing scrutiny over Andrew’s ties to the late financier, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson informed the news outlet that the palace doesn't comment for the king's younger brother as he's "no longer a working royal."