Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and duties in May 2020. The brother of Charles III, in addition to his expulsion from the palace, lost 24-hour security at the expense of the British Ministry of the Interior.
King of England III. Charles fired his younger brother, Prince Andrew, from Buckingham Palace for allegedly sexually abusing human rights activist Virginia Giuffre. This was reported by The Sun citing their source.
“Any presence in the palace (Prince Andrew – ed.) has officially ceased to exist. The King has made this clear. He is not fulfilling his royal duties. He is alone,” the message says.
Also in December, the British Home Office deprived Prince Andrew of armed security day and night, for which the British treasury paid £3m a year. The Royal Court took over the payment of the bill.
The publication also reported that on 21 December, Charles III appointed his wife, Queen Consort Camilla, as colonel of the Grenadier Guard, who was also involved in the protection of Buckingham Palace.
Recall that 38-year-old Virginia Giuffre sued the Duke of York, alleging that he raped her three times in 2001 when she was 17. The Duke has repeatedly denied the allegations. Queen of Great Britain II in February 2022. It has been learned that Elizabeth’s second son, Prince Andrew, has settled a civil case against him in the United States for sexual harassment.
Previously Focus British Queen II. He reported that Elizabeth’s 61-year-old son had lost all military titles and royal patronage and was no longer entitled to call him “Your Highness.”
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