King Charles is holding his ground stead despite knowing that his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, could potentially be in massive trouble.
The monarch, who had ousted the ex-prince from the royal fold, has returned to Sandringham estate on Sunday, but made no indication that there could be a possible meeting or even a run-in between the two siblings.
Even though Charles is not communicating with Andrew via any mediums, it still manages to send a clear message to the former Duke of York.
According to DailyMail’s Rebecca English, Charles has not invited his shamed brother to see him and he “remains determined to draw a line in the sand with his brother while police continue to investigate allegations of his misconduct in public office”.
Sandringham estate comes under the King’s private property; hence Andrew has been accommodated there as to not upset the taxpayers. He lives in Marsh Farm, which is just a 14-minute drive away from the main house where Charles is staying.
Moreover, there is an investigation underway by 13 different forces as “multiple lines of inquiry” have been identified. Sources from Buckingham Palace have stated that it is “actively assisting police inquiries”.
It follows in line with the King’s statement, who released a statement in February after Andrew’s arrest that the “law must take its course”.
2026-05-25 11:08:00
