Duke of York's ambitions to return to royal life remain 'unimpeded'
Queen Elizabeth's disgraced son Prince Andrew's ambitions to return to royal life remain "unimpeded" amid criticism over his appearance at Prince Philip's memorial service last month.
Prince Andrew made headlines after accompanying the monarch to a memorial service for the late Prince Philip, who died last April. The occasion marked his first public appearance since settling his sexual abuse civil case with accuser Virginia Giuffre.
The Duke of York's desire to put himself in the public eye at such a high-profile royal event has fueled further speculation over the Duke's possible return to royal life, as reports claim the royal still has ambitions of a public role. retains it.
“In the past, he has done a lot of good work for charity, even as a UK trade ambassador. If he is rehabilitated, I think he can do very well. No acknowledgment of guilt in the agreement It was," a source told The Times.
While another said: “Some questions about him are true but there is hardly any balanced judgment about him in the media. He has so much to offer to the people who will let him."
“His ambition to return to public life and his belief that he can be of service remains intact. But he is the only one who sees it that way,” another source told the publication.