Prince Andrew has reportedly reassured King Charles that he will not follow in Prince Harry’s footsteps by writing a bombshell memoir if he is forced to leave Royal Lodge. The former duke, facing the prospect of losing his 30-bedroom Windsor mansion in what is being referred to as “York-xit,” has informed the King that he has no intention of divulging royal secrets in a tell-all book. Sources indicate that Andrew has given his word to the King, stating, “Andrew won’t be penning a book like Harry did. He has made a commitment to the King.”
In a significant move, Andrew recently issued a statement agreeing to relinquish all his royal titles, including the Duke of York, due to ongoing accusations against him. Allegations surrounding his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and claims from Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s accusers, accusing Andrew of involvement in sex trafficking when she was 17, have led to this decision. Andrew has consistently denied these allegations.
While Andrew has ruled out the possibility of writing a memoir, his former wife Sarah Ferguson has reportedly received numerous offers from publishers. The focus of her potential book may center on life lessons, including her battles with cancer and her role as a grandmother. However, a friend noted that any book she writes would inevitably involve Andrew.
Efforts are underway to find Andrew and Sarah a new residence amidst public discontent over Andrew paying a nominal rent for the expansive property. Despite holding a secure lease on Royal Lodge until 2078, Palace insiders anticipate Andrew will have to vacate the premises due to the mounting criticism he faces.
Prince William, along with his wife Kate and their three children, is reportedly preparing to move into Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park soon. It is rumored that William desires his disgraced uncle to vacate Royal Lodge before their arrival. A source revealed that Catherine is uncomfortable with the idea of residing near Royal Lodge while Andrew remains there. William is eager for Andrew to leave before their relocation, emphasizing that it is no longer about Andrew’s preferences but about complying with instructions.
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