When Queen Elizabeth II was still alive, she gave her third child, Prince Andrew, many benefits, despite his many shortcomings.
She even chose him as her escort at Prince Philip's memorial service, although he was embroiled in many controversies because he was her favorite child, and the pranks of her childhood brought her a lot of joy, not the pranks of her growing up.
While Queen Elizabeth II took such care during her lifetime for Prince Andrew, who was considered "scum" by royal heirs because of his scandals hurting the survival of the monarchy, Prince Andrew reportedly did not receive anything from his late mother.
The father of Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice told his friends that he had not inherited any inheritance from the Queen's 600 million pounds (about 5 billion yuan) estate.
The money was left entirely to Charles III, the successor to the monarchy, and the King of England had not yet divided the money among his siblings - Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.
Prince Andrew, who reportedly received sexual assault charges after resigning from his royal job and losing his eligibility to receive a state salary, spent a large sum of money to reconcile with him against Virginia Roberts Gifer, and went into debt as a result, and he wanted to get his share of the Queen's estate that was his, according to the relevant laws.
Prince Andrew, who had "never met Virginia Roberts Giver", had lost taxpayer-funded guards and accommodation at Buckingham Palace over the past six months.
This made Prince Andrew very desperate. He even prayed to God that King Charles III would notice that he was still a member of the family.
He did not know what King Charles III had planned? Do you want him to go to his brother respectfully so that he can have a place to live?
Prince Andrew was reportedly "confused" about not getting money from his late mother. Fortunately, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were also "somewhat dissatisfied" for not getting their inheritance earlier.
Despite being kicked out of Buckingham Palace, King Charles has not forgotten him and still plays the role of Prince Andrew's eldest brother.
The new monarch asked his son Prince Harry to move out of the Froggmore cottage because he wanted Prince Andrew to move in. However, Prince Andrew reportedly felt moving from the Royal Lodge to Frogmore Cottage would downgrade the ranks.
Prince Andrew has an identity and he has always been the Queen's favorite child.
In the fourth episode of the fourth season of Netflix's The Crown, The Favorite, Queen Elizabeth II, played by Olivia Coleman, learns that Margaret Thatcher prefers her son Mark to his twin sister Carol, so the Queen of England wonders if she has a favorite child.
Later in the episode, she asks her husband, Prince Philip, played by Tobias Menzis, if it was a mistake for her to be so gentle with her beloved son, Prince Andrew.
According to Christopher Andersen, author of The King: The Life of Charles III, Queen Elizabeth II was a different mother for King Charles, Prince Anne, Prince Edward and Prince Andrew.
After she welcomed her two youngest children, she reportedly appeared even more affectionate with them.
Christopher Andersen claimed that the Queen treated Andrew and Edward very differently than Charles and Anne. She loves her two young sons, especially Andrew.
A person familiar with the matter speculated that Elizabeth II may have been unfamiliar with her two older children, trying to adapt to her role as queen, and when everything was in control, her long-hidden maternal love finally overflowed, so she was more tolerant and affectionate towards her two younger children.
"It was like the switch was on all the time, and suddenly one day, she showed up, a loving and caring mom. Unfortunately, it was too late for Prince Charles and Princess Anne. ”
The close relationship between the Queen and Prince Andrew dates back to his childhood, when the Queen had more time and often cared for Prince Andrew and his younger brother herself.
In recent years, though, Prince Andrew has sparked controversy over his relationship with the late wealthy American businessman Epstein, and the Queen has publicly stated that she is very troubled by it.
The Queen disqualified Prince Andrew from public events and, before his death, stripped him of all royal duties.
So, do you believe Prince Andrew didn't get any inheritance?