Royal experts claim the royal family will keep Prince Andrew “financially secure.” In an interview with True Royalty TV’s “The Royal Beat” (via the Daily Mail), Newsweek’s royal correspondent Jack Royston and Ingrid Seward of Majesty Magazine talked about the next steps for the queen’s son. Seward said the royal family couldn’t kick Andrew out completely because the Duke of York could create an even bigger mess for The Firm. Seward explained, “He will be more trouble and start talking and giving TV interviews and writing books.” The Majesty Magazine editor added, “He will be financially secure, but I would be very surprised if he kept the Royal Lodge.”
The Duke of York moved into his $36 million home in 2003, paying $1.2 million for a 75-year lease to live in the Windsor estate where his grandmother lived for years. Andrew married Sarah Ferguson, then divorced in 1996, but his ex-wife continues to live with the duke. Royston said, “When the Queen is no longer here, Charles will not have any truck with Andrew attempting a comeback.” Newsweek’s royal expert added, “That will be game over for him. It might be game over already.” Andrew’s friendship with Jeffery Epstein, who allegedly sex-trafficked young girls, landed the duke in hot water. But after the Duke of York settled with accuser Virginia Giuffre for millions to stay out of court, many assumed Andrew would fade from the public eye.
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