Listen....... eh brits have been calling him randy andy for decades ........... everyone knew he was a dirty perverted bastard ........... known fact ....... that is why sarah ferguson divorced him ..... he was known for fucking young girls years ago ........ why is anyone surprised ......i am surprised ....they are surprised .........he was a royal...... they are all fucking perverts ....... even diana was fucking her bodyguard ....... apparently...... and that is why harry looks like ........apparently ....i am not making this shit up ......it is all there on the net ......so it is no shocker...... i did not know he was a kiddy fucker ....... then he deserves the old tin pail /jail/porridge /big house!!!!!! .....hope he gets blood farts ........royal bloodfarts ...of course ....hee hee snicker !!!!!!!.........
EXCLUSIVE: 'I worked for Royal Family – Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor showed true colours with one act'
A former Royal Family employee has spoken about what happened when Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor came to Scotland to visit his older brother, King Charles, for tea
A former royal employee has spoken about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor(Image: Getty)
King Charles’ former butler has exclusively spoken to us about the disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, as the controversial member of the Royal Family turns 66 on Thursday.
Andrew, whose birthday is today (February 19th), is under greater pressure as more details emerge about his relationship with the late convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
As said details are released in the Epstein files, there is growing interest in his friendship with the disgraced American financier, who died in prison in 2019, and its impact on the British government and Royal Family.
Furthermore, it has also shone a spotlight on Andrew’s own work for the British government as a trade envoy when he was a working royal. The expert’s comments come as police and prosecutors have held talks over allegations that Andrew leaked confidential documents to Epstein.
Now, former royal employee, Grant Harrold, has revealed how Andrew behaved when he came to Scotland for tea with his brother, King Charles.
He said: “I remember him coming to Scotland for tea with his brother, the King. We didn’t see him as much as the other royals. He wasn’t rude, but he was very dismissive.
“I remember opening his car door and he didn’t say thank you. He very much did his own thing. I remember he had his own butler and valet, he definitely likes the finer things!”
With the third anniversary of his older brother’s coronation coming up, there is growing focus over how King Charles will manage the current situation.
Andrew has already been moved from Royal Lodge to the Sandringham Estate, but another royal expert has suggested the King may also follow in the footsteps of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, in how he decides to deal with his troublesome younger brother.
Although some royals have released statements following the release of the Epstein files, with Prince William releasing a statement expressing “profound” and “deep concern” for Epstein’s victims, the rest of the Royal Family has remained mainly tight-lipped.
However, the Sunday Times’ Roya Nikkhah has suggested that Charles may not go along with the Royal Family’s historic mottos of “never complain, never explain” and instead will follow his late mother’s lead.
She wrote: “Their (Charles and William's) written statements issued within hours of each other on Monday, expressing 'profound' and 'deep concern' for Epstein's victims, have not quelled disquiet.
“Nor has stripping Andrew's titles and relocating him to Norfolk extinguished public revulsion. Hearing from the monarch in personal, spoken words, rather than Palace statements, would redress that.
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“In times of national crisis, Queen Elizabeth understood speaking to us was a reassuring salve. It was a card she rarely played, but after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997 and as the Covid pandemic struck in in 2020, her televised addresses settled a rattled public.”
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