Accused of sexual assault, Prince Andrew should be sidelined by his brother, King Charles III. This embarrassing member of the royal family could be permanently banned.
Not surprisingly, King Charles III seems to be increasingly distancing himself from his brother, Prince Andrew. Her role in the royal family is set to be further reduced after the death of Elizabeth II according to royal experts. The co-founder of True Royalty TV, Nick Bullen, even claims that his work within the monarchy is “well and truly finished”. For him, we will not see him much in the weeks and months to come.
Focused on the future, the king would shed light on his heirs and would like a smaller royal family. George and Charlotte’s presence at the Queen’s funeral would send a clear message about her upcoming reign. Andrew’s ties to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and accusations of sexual assault by Virginie Guiffre prompted the Firm to ban him. Already having a difficult relationship with him, his brother Charles would have played a role in his sidelining. He has been stripped of his royal title and of his military and charitable affiliations and everything suggests that he will never recover them.
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The brother of King Charles permanently sidelined?
Civil sexual assault lawsuits in New York led to the loss of his royal patronage, so he could fight the allegations as a “private citizen”. But if he has continued to proclaim his innocence and said he was ready to defend himself in this trial, he finally agreed to pay £12 million to settle the case before having to face a jury in March. The Duke of York also announced a substantial donation to the association of Virginie Guiffre in support of the rights of victims. But the catastrophic interview given to Emily Maitlis in Newsnight on the BBC has apparently convinced the public.
If he was able to welcome the people who came to pay homage to the queen at Balmoral, he was challenged by a man during a royal procession in Edinburgh: “You are a sick old man”, he told him. The king would have let him out of “kindness” wear his uniform for their mother’s funeral, but the victims of Jeffrey Epstein fear that his public image will gradually be restored.
Prince Andrew last appeared publicly at a memorial service for his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died last year. He had escorted the Queen, which had caused concern for Charles and Prince William, according to The Mirror.
The latter considered it unnecessary for him to have such a role at a public event, but it was the wish of the queen. He had, however, been banished from Buckingham’s balcony during the Platinum Jubilee, and everything suggests that Charles and his heir will not let him return to center stage. No turning back possible therefore for the embarrassing brother of the new king…
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