Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's team shared more surprising details about the new legal case against police after King Charles reportedly cut his brother's financial support. The former Duke of York launched a legal action against Thames Valley Police over the search warrants that allowed officials to raid homes at Sandringham and Royal Lodge. A private hearing in the High Court in London is set to take place on Thursday.

According to The Sun, Andrew's team claimed police have removed "private, confidential items" that have no links to the investigation related to the Epstein case. Legal experts note that this ongoing battle highlights deep fractures within the royal household as financial pressures mount on non-working members. Sources close to the royal estate have indicated that the tension between the monarch and his younger brother has reached an all-time high following the cessation of private allowances.

Earlier, it was also reported that King Charles' brother is "incredibly buoyant" as he believes the legal action against the police is the first step to clear his name. The embattled royal has consistently maintained his innocence regarding past controversies and hopes that a successful legal challenge will help restore a degree of public reputation.

Observers continue to monitor the situation closely as the High Court prepares to hear arguments behind closed doors. The outcome of this preliminary hearing could set a significant precedent regarding police powers during high-profile residential searches and further complicate the public relations challenges facing the British monarchy.