“The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor – the Truth and the Turmoil,” set for release later this month. “Privately, Epstein told people that Andrew was an idiot, but — to him — a useful one,” Brown writes in the book, excerpted in the Telegraph this weekend.
Charles and William 'dismayed' at Andrew taking 'centre-stage' at Prince Philip's memorial service
30.03.2022 - 09:09 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Prince Charles and son William were reportedly 'dismayed' by the disgraced Prince Andrew taking centre stage at Prince Philip’s memorial service.
The memorial for Charles' father and the Duke of Cambridge's grandfather saw nearly every member of the Royal Family honour the late Philip, who died on April 9 last year. Despite her age, the Queen was in attendance to honour her late husband.
And alongside her was Prince Andrew, who provoked astonishment and shock from the public by taking the limelight at the service in Westminster Abbey, the Mirror reports.
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Despite withdrawing from public life and just three weeks after paying suspected millions to settle a civil sexual assault case , Prince Andrew accompanied the Queen from Windsor Castle to the thanksgiving event at Westminster Abbey and escorted his mother all the way to her front row position. Andrew has not admitted wrongdoing in the case brought against him by Virginia Giuffre and the prince has consistently denied Mrs Giuffre’s allegations.
According to Daily Mail reports, senior royals had “reluctantly” accepted the 62-year-old prince would travel with the Queen to London because they lived so close to each other. However, they were said to have hoped that “common sense” would prevail and that Andrew would not seek to play a prominent role.
Senior royals, including Prince Charles and the Duke of Cambridge, were “dismayed” by events, a family source reportedly said. Andrew’s decision to put himself “front and centre” of the service - his first public appearance since the controversial settlement was struck with Epstein victim Mrs Giuffre, had caused
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