Prince Harry and Andrew mocked by palace courtiers with brutal three-word nickname | Royal | News
Prince Harry and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were allegedly given a cruel three-word nickname by courtiers. Both men resigned as senior royal staff; Andrew was plunged into further humiliation after the King stripped him of his titles and honors over his links to recently convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Last year, courtiers at Buckingham Palace revealed that the couple had become the subject of ridicule within the palace walls due to the concerns and concerns they had caused within the Firm over the years. A source told The Times that Harry and Andrew have both been referred to as the “Dukes of Danger”.
Harry has been involved in an ongoing feud with the Royal Family since he resigned in 2020, with relations strained over various bombshell statements made over the years.
Meanwhile, Andrew continually tarnished the Firm’s image as more details of his relationship with the late US financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light.
Besides this, he has dominated various headlines due to his behavior and connections with various business partners around the world. He has always denied any wrongdoing.
It comes as the former Duke of York faces further humiliation after scores of documents from the Epstein investigation, including court records, footage and images, were uploaded to the US State Department on Friday night.
As well as Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, famous faces included pop star Michael Jackson, former US President Bill Clinton and the US President. Donald TrumpSir Mick Jagger and politician Lord Mandelson.
The photo, reportedly taken at the King’s private estate Sandringham in Norfolk, showed the former duke lying across the legs of five women, with his head close to one woman’s lap.
She was also photographed with Epstein and convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell in the royal box at Ascot, and was apparently filmed shooting at the Balmoral mansion in Scotland.
None of the photos indicate any inaccuracy and they are all undated.
The data dump comes after Assistant US Attorney Todd Blanche said the need to protect sex offender Epstein’s victims meant hundreds of thousands more documents would be released in the coming weeks.
