Royal Family’s big fear if Andrew ‘can’t cope’ in lonely new home | Royal | News
The Royal Family are reportedly terrified of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, particularly concerned about whether he will be able to “cope” with his new lonely home. Buckingham Palace announced on October 17 that Andrew would no longer be known as the Duke of York and would be stripped of all his remaining titles and honors.
Andrew, 65, and Sarah Ferguson, 66, will also soon move out of Royal Lodge, the 30-room home they have shared since 2003. Royal biographer Tina Brown shared her fears about the King’s younger brother, writing on her Fresh Hell Substack. He wrote: “I’m told Charles doesn’t want to punish his spoiled brother to the point where he ‘can’t handle it’.”
He added that Andrew might have to do something significant if the king did not give his brother “a certain level of comfort”.
He added: “If Charles had not paid his brother’s bills and provided a certain level of comfort, then he had only one thing left to do. Andrew would only have secrets to sell.”
Speaking about Prince William, who thinks King Charles is being “too lenient” when it comes to Andrew, Ms Brown added: “William is requesting that Andrew be given a limit appropriate to a commoner’s living expenses because that’s the situation he’s in at the moment.”
But he added: “Andrew ridicules the idea.”
This came to light after some members reported it. Royal Family They are said to be “anxious” about a major change. Andrew And sarah ferguson.
According to royal expert Robert Jobson, some members of the family have become extremely concerned about the mental health of both Sarah and Andrew.
rise to the top SunWriter Robert Jobson, from ‘s YouTube channel, said: I think even the Royal Family members taking action are concerned about their mental health as well.
“I think most importantly, you need to worry about the victims of the Epstein scandal, and that, to me, is the biggest concern. They’re human beings; so many things have been taken away from us.”
