Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson appeared downcast as they left the embattled Royal Lodge on Sunday after spending a ‘lonely’ Christmas whereas remainder of the royal household gathered at Sandringham.
The Duke of York was pressured to tug out of the annual festive gathering on the royal Norfolk property following his newest scandal involving the Chinese spy. King Charles had reportedly sought the assistance of Fergie, to induce Andrew to “uninvite” himself from the gathering.
Every 12 months, after the royal household marks its conventional Christmas Walk following the service at St Mary Magdalene Church, the senior family members sit down for a summit to debate their agenda for subsequent 12 months.
During the assembly, King Charles is known to make massive selections, and this 12 months, it’s anticipated that the monarch will make a remaining verdict over his disgraced brother, Andrew.
According to Prince Andrew’s biographer, Andrew Lownie, the spy scandal is “most likely probably the most damaging” and went onto declare it even “extra damaging than Epstein”.
Moreover, a palace insider advised InTouch Weekly that Andrew is “an absolute catastrophe, however nobody can very properly comprise him. He appears to have a knack for humiliating himself and the royals within the course of.”
With the monarch already “dropping his endurance” with Andrew’s slew of scandal and his stubbornness to not filter of Royal Lodge, the King might find yourself taking a stern choice.
The supply warned that “it’s no secret Charles is already on the finish of his rope” with Andrew and the espionage allegation is “solely going to exacerbate issues”.
Andrew and Fergie’s newest look, as they had been making the quick journey to Windsor Castle, on the identical property, got here after King Charles and Princess Anne had been seen taking a stroll, seemingly discussing one thing necessary given the sombre expression of their faces.
The royal household is to not return to public duties till after New Year as they indulge of their quick year-end break.
