Prince Andrew gets new ‘title’ amid Royal Lodge controversy

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie’s father Prince Andrew – who may have succeeded in melting the hearts of his royal relatives – doesn’t appear to be regaining his public status in the near future, according to a new report.

The Duke of York has received a new title from a royal commentator who slammed the disgraced royal as a “stubborn stain on the royal family”.

Royal commentator Mark Dolan, on gb newsClaimed: “The Royal Lodge may be renovated, but Prince Andrew himself is beyond repair.”

Mark added: “Prince Andrew’s huge palace in which he currently lives is extremely inappropriate for a man who has brought such embarrassment to the family following his deeply ill-advised friendship with known pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the Virginia Giuffre scandal. And brought shame.”

The commentator added: “What cannot be denied is that Prince Andrew is a stubborn stain on the royal family that no amount of Ariel Automatic will be able to erase.

“The man formerly known as Randy Andy may become Handy Andy.”

The comments follow reports that Andrew’s 30-bedroom royal lodge is collapsing, as is his personal reputation, which could damage his relationship with King Charles.

According to reports, the two royal brothers struck a deal whereby Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson were allowed to stay in the luxurious residence in exchange for keeping it in good condition.

The property, part of the Windsor Estate and priced at £30 million if you don’t mind, is reportedly beset with problems including rising damp, cracked bricks and unsightly peeling paintwork. This is hardly suitable for the most prestigious family not only of the country but of the world.

Andrew, according to mirrorThe Royal is struggling to meet the £400,000-a-year maintenance of the lodge, and when the building falls into ruin, the Queen’s former favorite son, who is not Charles’s favorite these days, refuses to budge. Is.

Commenting on the situation, Mark Dolan said that like his personal reputation, the Duke’s Royal Lodge is crumbling, it can be renovated but “Prince Andrew himself is beyond repair.”