It is said that last Saturday, Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom gave birth to a daughter, the first time to become a mother.
She herself shared the good news on Instagram.
The royal family was very happy and also issued a statement.
The child's grandmother, Sarah, Duchess of York, went to see her granddaughter over the weekend.
The child's aunt, Princess Eugenie, also expressed her blessings on Ins.
Unusually, there is only one person who has been absent from silence, and that is the child's grandfather, Prince Andrew,
I didn't see him to see the children, nor did I hear him publicly say that he welcomed new family members.
At this time he was still in Scotland, closed in the Queen's Balmoral Manor, missing the important moment of the birth of his granddaughter,
Only because he is now carrying a lawsuit on his back and is a turtle with a shrunken head.
In August, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, a victim accused of sexual assault by Prince Andrew, formally filed a civil lawsuit in a New York City court, suing Andrew directly for the first time for compensation.
Andrew has eaten a lawsuit, and the outside world has been staring at him for more than a month, making him and the royal family anxious.
Although Andrew has not admitted to sexual assault, the eyes of the masses are shining, and everyone understands what is going on.
There is no such thing as a good pry and whitewashing method.
Simply, Andrew began to "hide",
He ran to Scotland with his ex-wife Sarah and lived a quiet life in hiding on the estate.
On Friday Sarah rushed back to see her daughter and newborn granddaughter for the first time.
But Andrew did not return together and continued to "stealth".
According to sources, in fact, Andrew also wants to see his granddaughter right away, but he does not know when he will be able to go back.
"Andrew has made it clear he will not leave Balmoral Manor."
"It seems that someone suggested that he hide and avoid the wind and miss this matter."
Not only can Prince Andrew himself hide, but even his legal team has learned to pretend to be stupid.
At the first pretrial hearing in New York last week, a dispute arose between the court and the plaintiff and the defendant over the issue of "service of action."
The so-called "service of litigation" is simply that, at the behest of the court, the plaintiff's lawyer sends the legal documents submitted to the defendant and notifies the defendant that he wants to file a lawsuit.
That said, plaintiffs in Virginia's legal team needed to forward the documents to Prince Andrew's legal team.
This in itself is not difficult, but the two sides have different opinions on this issue.
Attorney David Boies of the plaintiffs said they had earlier passed the documents on to Andrew's U.S. attorney.
Moreover, the documents were transmitted by e-mail and courier, and the other party has also received them.
(Plaintiff's lawyer, Boyce)
Among them, the email was sent on September 17,
The American judge lewis Kaplan in charge of the case approved the document on the 16th, and the plaintiff's lawyer sent an email to the defendant's lawyer the next day, and the attachment was a subpoena and an indictment.
There is also a paper version of the document, which was delivered on Monday, mailed by FedEx,
According to FedEx's receipt, the documents were sent to Andrew's attorney in Los Angeles, Andrew M. Andrew B Brettler's office remained at the front desk.
(Andrew's American lawyer Brettler)
And the plaintiff's lawyer said on September 10 that they also sent the documents to the United Kingdom and sent them to the defendant Andrew himself.
At 9:30 a.m. on August 27, a document was sent to the Royal Manor in The Grand Park, Windsor, England, and signed by the guard on duty at the main entrance.
(Photograph of the plaintiff's lawyer when the documents were mailed)
However, Andrew's legal team vehemently denied receiving the documents.
It seems that this is the strategy of Andrew's team now,
As long as you hide from anyone and pretend not to admit that you have received documents, you can delay the progress of the case, postpone the trial, and delay it for a day.
For Andrew, "procrastination" is probably the best and only way to do it now.
But the attitude of daring to do not dare to be bold makes many netizens feel that he is playing a rogue and feel ashamed for him.
If he had nothing to hide, then why was he hiding.
It was the prince who said he would fully cooperate with any legal process.
Haha, it's more like he's staying there so no one can deliver court papers to him when he's out!
What a complete coward! Hide behind privileges. If I were his daughter, I would die of embarrassment.
This man is a national disgrace.
Prince Andrew himself sowed the evil consequences that he could only taste for himself,
And thus missed an important moment in life,
It can only be said that it is deserved...