Prince Andrew has been at the center of countless rumors since his name was dragged alongside Jeffrey Epstein.
Following the death of Epstein, all eyes turned towards the Duke of York. And everyone wants to know what his real involvement with the sex offender really is.
As of late, the FBI still hasn’t interview Prince Andrew. And it is unclear if he will cooperate with their investigations. Due to this, the tabloids couldn’t help but concoct dubious claims about Sarah Ferguson’s ex-husband.
For instance, National Enquirer previously claimed that Prince William was so upset with Prince Andrew that he wants the latter banished when he ascends the throne.
A source told the tabloid that the Duke of Cambridge is the royal family’s only hope to save the monarchy from Prince Andrew. Gossip Cop claimed that the story was published nine months ago, but Prince William still hasn’t ascended the throne. This means that the tabloid’s claims are incorrect.
Months ago, there were also claims suggesting that Prince Andrew and Ferguson are homeless. Woman’s Day alleged that the former couple was living on the streets because they didn’t have enough money to sustain their lifestyle.
And after Princess Beatrice tied the knot, In Touch Weekly claimed that she refused to be photographed with Prince Andrew. After all, the latter is a disgrace to the royal family.
A source also told the tabloid that Princess Beatrice had to postpone her royal wedding because of her dad. But the truth is, she had to postpone her wedding because of COVID-19.
OK! magazine also published a similar story about Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice saying that the two royals had a heated confrontation. After all, Princess Beatrice was, allegedly, so ashamed of her dad that she wanted to cancel her royal wedding altogether.
However, as the royal fans all know, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi’s wedding pushed through months ago.
Globe also claimed that Queen Elizabeth and the royal family ordered a hit on Ghislaine Maxwell to protect Prince Andrew. A source claimed that the royal family was worried that Maxwell would expose the dirt on the Duke of York so they wanted to stop her from doing anything.
However, it is untrue that the queen ordered a hit on Maxwell. In fact, the queen has stayed mum regarding the issue.