Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the younger brother of King Charles III of the UK, is reportedly planning a move to Bahrain. If he does, the younger son of the late Queen Elizabeth II, long disgraced due to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, the deceased human trafficker, child predator, and financier, will have the company of another royal, accused of tax fraud in the Middle East. Reports detailing Andrew’s plans to move away from the UK come after he was stripped of his royal titles, military ranks, and imperial patronages in October 2025. The disgraced royal was evicted from his 30-room Royal Lodge, owned by the Crown Estate, yesterday (January 25). A Royal author said Prince Andrew will most likely move to Bahrain Image credits: Max Mumby/Getty Images Andrew Lownie, the author of Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, spoke about former Prince Andrew’s plans to trade life in Britain for one in Bahrain in a conversation with Page Six on January 23. “Certainly, he is likely to go out there. He’s going to be away from press scrutiny,” he said, adding, “It’ll be nice and sunny.”  Image credits: Max Mumby/Getty Images If he does, Andrew will be in the company of abdicated King Juan Carlos I of Spain in the Middle East. The latter left his country in 2020 over his own scandals involving a 2012 elephant-hunting trip to Botswana during a recession, allegations of money laundering, tax fraud, and more.  Lownie did not specify in his conversation with the outlet when Andrew would move to Bahrain, but said he would hang around his home for at least a few more days. Shooting season in the UK, which mostly lasts until January 31, was cited as a reason. “The shooting season is still on, so I think he’s likely to stay in Britain for the moment,” Lownie divulged. King Charles III has offered his sibling Marsh Farm, on the Sandringham estate, as a temporary abode Image credits: AllBiteNoBark88 The information was confirmed by The Times on January 14. The residence was purchased in 1862 as a private retreat for Albert, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, and has since been passed down from one monarch to the next. On January 26, Andrew visited the five-bedroom farmhouse on the King’s privately owned estate. Image credits: Max Mumby/Getty Images The visit comes as removal vans were spotted at Royal Lodge, where Prince Andrew once hosted Jeffrey Epstein, who took his own life at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York in August 2019.  Epstein visited Royal Lodge in 2006 alongside his associate Ghislaine Maxwell and Harvey Weinstein, a former Hollywood producer and now convicted molester, as part of Andrew’s daughter Princess Beatrice’s masked ball 18th birthday celebrations. Image credits: gregolear The visit came two months after an arrest warrant against Epstein was issued in the US for assault of a minor. During his visit to Marsh Farm, Andrew, per Royal Central, was seen reviewing the renovations and overseeing other practicalities, such as the size of the curtains. Andrew reportedly won’t have any staff to assist him at his new house. The internet has not held back in sounding off its agreement with the arrangement Image credits: Max Mumby/Getty Images “Well, if you don’t hold up your end of living by the royal code, you don’t deserve the perks,” said one netizen. “Be happy for a roof over your head—there are many who would be thankful to have that,” added another. “Living like us non-royals isn’t that difficult… fending for yourself is really quite normal,” a third said. “Self-sufficiency can be quite rewarding. Keep your eyes on other needs and God, from where our help comes from… You can do it, Andrew. Tell Harry too.” So far, the British royal family seems to be doing as much as they can for Andrew. He has been assured of assistance under Prince William’s reign as well, when he ascends the throne, per Andrew Lownie. The future King of England, however, is not a fan of his uncle. Andrew Lownie said the Prince of Wales backed King Charles III’s decision to strip Andrew of his royal titles Image credits: GrahamSmith_ Lownie, in his royal biography The Rise and Fall of the Yorks, claimed that Prince William’s distaste for his uncle, besides his links to Epstein, stems from a “rude” comment he made about Kate Middleton. “He [Prince William] also loathes Sarah [Ferguson], Andrew’s ex-wife, and can’t wait for the day when his father throws them both out,” a source noted in Lownie’s book, according to Daily Mail. Image credits: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images The author noted in his book that the Prince of Wales is of the view that King Charles III has not dealt with Andrew with enough firmness, despite Andrew having done sufficient harm to the family’s reputation. Sarah Ferguson, who shared the Royal Lodge alongside Andrew, according to a leaked 2011 email, called Epstein her “supreme friend” and seemed to apologize for her public denunciation of him. Image credits: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images  Ferguson’s residency arrangement following the Royal Lodge eviction has not been made public, but it is clear that her life alongside her ex-husband, Andrew, will never be the same.  “It was his own doing,” said an internet user as they continued to debate about Andrew’s future “Should Be In Jail”: Royal Author Reveals The Country Prince Andrew Will Move To After Eviction Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 11:53 Rating: 5

Since its debut in the late 80s, the Simpsons has been, if not a household staple, then at least a TV staple. While these days it does seem like it’s past its glory days, a simple glance at older seasons shows exactly why people across multiple generations love it, every frame is dense with jokes, gags and clever little hidden gems. So we’ve gathered some of the funniest and wittiest random background sign gags from The Simpsons. Settle in as you scroll through, upvote the best ones and be sure to share your favorites in the comments down below. #1 © Photo: JesusFChrist108 #2 © Photo: smcg_az #3 © Photo: JulianRob38 It all started back in 1987 when a group of crudely drawn yellow people appeared as short segments on The Tracey Ullman Show. Matt Groening probably did not realize at the time that his creation would eventually become a permanent and beloved fixture of global culture. When the show finally earned its own dedicated time slot in 1989, it felt like a bolt of lightning hitting the television landscape. Families across the world were suddenly obsessed with a ten year old boy who wore a red shirt and told people to eat his shorts. This massive phenomenon known as Bartmania led to millions of T-shirts being sold even though many schools actually banned them for being a bad influence on the youth. Looking back at the early animation style, it is truly shocking to see how much the characters have evolved since those jittery and experimental first days on the air. #4 © Photo: Gnomenklatura #5 © Photo: MundaneMeringue71 #6 © Photo: Puzzleheaded_Dot4345 By the time the early nineties rolled around, the show entered what fans now reverently call the Golden Era. This was a unique period where the writing was so incredibly sharp that it managed to balance slapstick humor with profound social commentary. Talented writers like Conan O'Brien and John Swartzwelder crafted episodes that felt like mini movies every single week. #7 © Photo: knowledge_isporridge #8 © Photo: i-fart #9 © Photo: NonCreditableHuman It was no longer just a cartoon for kids because adults found themselves laughing at the subtle references to classic cinema and literature. The popularity grew so massive that guest stars started lining up to get their own yellow avatars. If you check the IMDb guest list, you will see everyone from legendary rock stars to world leaders wanting a piece of the animated action. #10 © Photo: uzzleheaded_Dot4345 #11 © Photo: Benz152 #12 © Photo: adam25255 As the new millennium approached, some critics began to wonder if the show could possibly maintain its incredible momentum. While some felt the quality dipped slightly compared to the early years, the brand itself only grew more powerful and influential. We saw the release of The Simpsons Movie in 2007 which proved that people were still very willing to head to theaters to see Homer get into big trouble on the big screen. #13 © Photo: coloch_w0rth9 #14 © Photo: Manchild-Collective #15 © Photo: LumpyStomach7683 The merchandise was everywhere ranging from complex video games to massive theme park attractions at Universal Studios. It became a multi billion dollar franchise that seemed almost immune to the passage of time. One of the most fascinating aspects of its continued popularity is the strange and eerie ability the show has to predict the future. #16 © Photo: TheZodiacDoD #17 © Photo: _grandmaesterflash #18 © Photo: big_river_win From the invention of smartwatches to certain unexpected political outcomes, the internet is full of lists of Simpsons predictions that have actually come true in real life. This has kept the show relevant in the age of social media because every time something weird happens in the news, people immediately check to see if the writers in Springfield saw it coming first. #19 © Photo: MundaneMeringue71 #20 © Photo: Puzzleheaded_Dot4345 #21 © Photo: Airodyssey Even though the animation is now sleek and digital and polished, the heart of the show remains a dysfunctional but ultimately loving family. It has outlasted countless presidents and major technological shifts and fleeting fashion trends. The sheer longevity of the series is a testament to the relatable nature of the characters. #22 © Photo: lechiengrand #23 © Photo: EccentricDez42 #24 © Photo: Balance916 We all know a grumpy neighbor like Ned Flanders or a greedy boss like Mr. Burns or a hardworking mother like Marge. As long as people still enjoy poking fun at the absurdities of modern life, there will likely be a place for the Simpsons on our screens. They have moved beyond being just a television program to being a shared language for people across the globe. Whether they are teaching us about history or just making us laugh at a man falling down a hill, they remain a constant in an ever changing world. #25 © Photo: Drapidrode #26 © Photo: mistermeek67 #27 © Photo: 8themoth #28 © Photo: Important-Ear-9096 #29 © Photo: trashedonlisterine #30 © Photo: JDanzy #31 © Photo: SJB95 #32 © Photo: TJMULLIGANoCOM #33 © Photo: MundaneMeringue71 #34 © Photo: Shandi_Meisner #35 © Photo: anon #36 © Photo: BigConstruction4247 #37 © Photo: Impressive-Ad-5050 #38 © Photo: anon #39 © Photo: wickedjonny1 #40 © Photo: YouSaidIDidntCare #41 © Photo: anon #42 © Photo: Disciple_of_Cthulhu #43 © Photo: Old-Elk2769 #44 © Photo: WackyPaxDei #45 © Photo: skid_rock #46 © Photo: leave_it_to_beavers #47 © Photo: FromundaCheeseLigma #48 © Photo: PlennieWingo #49 © Photo: anon #50 © Photo: Samuelwankenobi_ 50 Of The Funniest Background Signs Hidden In The Simpsons Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 11:53 Rating: 5