Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor set to lose final honour in fresh humiliation | Royal | News

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is set to lose his last honour, just weeks after he was stripped of all royal titles, styles and honours. The former prince, who now goes by the name Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, suffered one of the biggest royal meltdowns most of us have ever seen, and it looks like he’s not over yet.

That’s because it has been revealed tonight that the former Duke of York could lose the honor of being awarded the Freedom of the City of London, one of the world’s oldest civilian honours. This honor gives people the right to drive sheep across London Bridge and carry a ceremonial sword.

Andrew is believed to have this honor because his father, Prince Philip, was also a Freeman of the City of London; It’s an honor that several famous faces have also held, including Sir David Beckham.

The sun appeared specially A spokesperson for the City of London Corporation said on Friday: “Andrew received this honor thanks to the inheritance he inherited as the child of a Freeman.

“Applications made through inheritance are not evaluated by our elected members.

“The City Corporation is listening to the concerns raised and will continue to do so.

“And he will carefully consider the rules governing how a Freedom is to be granted, and under what circumstances and by what procedure it may be revoked.”

Although losing this honor is unlikely to have a major impact on Andrew, it is the last humiliation the King’s brother is likely to face.

That’s because in the last few weeks Andrew has lost not only his royal titles but also his royal house, the Royal Lodge. Instead Andrew, 65, will move to a property on King Charles’ private estate at Sandringham.

All of these losses that Andrew has faced regarding his titles and the royal family are the result of the scandals surrounding the former prince’s past friendship with the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew has always denied the accusations against him.