The royal family may be forced to hand over new role to Prince Andrew
Prince Andrew reportedly wants to return to public life, by hook or by crook.
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams noted that the Duke of York is eager to take a center position in the monarchy.
He told Express.co.uk: "Andrew is in the background, however he is trying to arrange a return and it is getting him nowhere.
“He has to accept that at 62 he has no future public role. The royal family will have to create one for him, such as managing the royal estates.”
Prince Andrew, who was accused of sexual assault and settled a civil suit earlier this year, reportedly wanted to attend Garter Day celebrations, and was specifically allowed to attend with the Queen. Tried to get.
However, the royal family made a joint decision to prevent Andrew from taking part in the procession from Windsor Castle to St George's Chapel.
As Express.co.uk reports, "He [Andrew] believes he has now spent a lot of time away from the spotlight in the wake of the uproar over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and the payment to Virginia Giuffre. "
Earlier, a senior palace source told the Sunday Times: "Clearly at some point soon, the thought of supporting the duke will have to be thought because, away from the public eye, he is slowly taking his life to a standstill." Wants to rebuild in a different direction.