Prince William is reportedly outraged at Prince Andrew as his actions continue to create new issues for the royal family. The Prince of Wales, who is said to be far less forgiving of his uncle, is now pressuring King Charles III to take stricter measures against the disgraced Duke of York.
Andrew, who was stripped of his royal titles and patronages in 2019 following his sex scandal, has largely been excluded from public royal events to prevent further media attention on his controversies. According to a Daily Mail report, sought-after UK masseuse Giannelloni has accused Andrew of inappropriate behavior during a session at Buckingham Palace, alleging he showed “complete disregard for [her] professionalism.”
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Royal expert Hilary Fordwich described the report as “yet another national and royal embarrassment for all.” “Prince William so wants his uncle Andrew to vanish from public view,” she told Fox News Digital. “When it comes to his wayward brother Andrew, King Charles III is also beyond exasperated and has disassociated himself publicly to make certain Andrew doesn’t appear with any senior members of the royal family.”
Meanwhile, royal expert Ian Pelham Turner warned that if “more allegations of potential impropriety” emerge, King Charles and Prince William will be forced to “take further action.” With tensions running high, the latest scandal surrounding Prince Andrew could prompt further distancing from the royal family as they attempt to preserve their public image.
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