Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly only has a few people on his side, especially after his recent arrest. A source recently claimed that many have walked away from him, except for two royal beings. The former Duke of York’s corgis have allegedly stayed by his side through thick and thin.
For those unversed, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been in the news since last year. Due to a scandalous past, King Charles stripped his brother of his royal title and duties. The 66-year-old also had to find a new accommodation, from where he was arrested on the day of his birthday.
Ex-Prince Andrew’s corgis are ‘the only ones not walking away,’ per source
Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly has only his corgis by his side during his tough time amid arrest drama. A source told Rob Shuter that the dogs could allegedly be the “only ones not walking away,” showing their “unconditional loyalty.” Due to the ex-duke’s legal situation, people have reportedly been drifting apart from him.
According to an insider, the father of two could allegedly be facing the scarcity of household staff. While a few have reportedly resigned, some have “requested transfers.” “People are protecting their reputations. No one wants their career tied to this,” they claimed.
Aside from the employees, Andrew’s family has allegedly not been any closer to him as well. His ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, has reportedly left the United Kingdom since leaving Royal Lodge, and has now been staying in the Middle East.
Moreover, their daughters, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice, have allegedly been dealing with the chaos on their own. They reportedly are avoiding entangling themselves more in their father’s drama, as they still hold royal titles.
“Everyone is coping differently. But physically, emotionally — he’s on his own,” a palace watcher said. Furthermore, a former aide told Shuter that it’s been just the ex-royal and his dogs “right now.”
Earlier, reports of ex-Prince Andrew removing himself from the royal line of succession had also made headlines. Rumors claimed that he might step down from his position voluntarily.
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on RealityTea.
