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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was photographed driving on the Long Walk in Windsor on Saturday, hours after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) released the latest batch of Epstein files. He has also been seen out horse-riding this morning around the Windsor estate.

The newly-released Epstein files included the photograph of a man, who appears to be Andrew, on all fours as he leaned over a woman who was laying on the floor. There is no context behind the picture and no indication of where or when it was taken. Another photograph in the files showed the man resting his hand on the woman's stomach. The images don't imply any wrongdoing. Pictures of a number of high-profile individuals are included in the newly-released files, and many have been named in them. Being named or pictured in these documents doesn't imply any wrongdoing.

Andrew has also always and repeatedly denied any wrongdoing or accusations surrounding his friendship with the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

Late last year, Queen Elizabeth II's second son lost his royal titles and honours, and is now due to leave his Royal Lodge home in Windsor - a move which he is expected to vacate within weeks.

The former Duke of York will be housed at an old farmhouse on King Charles' private Sandringham estate.

Andrew appears to have been named in emails included in the DOJ release. Again, this doesn't imply any wrongdoing.

In one email from 2002, Ghislaine Maxwell - Epstein's former girlfriend - appears to reply to an email from Andrew that states he won't be travelling across the pond to see her, but will spend time with his family instead.

Maxwell responds to Andrew: "No problem, (redacted), who is now coming and 5 other stunning red heads will all just have to play with ourselves."

Andrew has not commented on his appearance in these newly-released Epstein files.

The Express has contacted the former prince for comment.