Prince Andrew of England, the third child of Queen Elizabeth, looks generous and honest, but in fact is not a gentleman. His collapse stems from allegations of sexual abuse by an American woman named Virginia, and according to the many published photos and valid evidence, it is enough to show that King Andrew was indeed an absurd person 20 years ago, and that the loyal prince was actually a carrot who has been in and out of nightclubs for a long time.
In the British royal family, almost only the queen has not given up on Prince Andrew, who has long faced lawsuits, and was dismissed from the royal family for this reason, and took refuge in the Queen's Windsor Castle for "refuge". To this day, Prince Andrew still seeks to return to the royal family, but his brother Prince Charles apparently does not agree, and Prince Charles's attitude is understandable given the negative impact of his brother Andrew on the royal family and the principles he pursues to streamline the British royal family.
An anonymous source told The Sun that 9 months ago, Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward held a family meeting and they all agreed that Andrew would not look back. What this means is that Andrew should not return to public life and the life of royals. People familiar with the matter revealed that although Prince Charles loved his brother, allegations of sexual abuse were damaging the reputation of the monarchy.
Prince Charles is the first heir to the Throne in England, and his views are quite important in the British Royal Family, but not only him, as the second in line, Prince William does not have a good feeling for his uncle Andrew, as the Sunday Times said: "His siblings are not the only ones who do not like Prince Andrew, even his nephew Prince William, who is not a fan of Uncle Andrew, sees him as a threat to the reputation of the British royal family". In addition to this, William also considered Andrew impolite and ungrateful.
Despite allegations of violence against Andrew, the Queen went to great lengths to protect his son, and as the British Newspaper Telegraph wrote, the Queen even provided millions of dollars in funding for Andrew's legal disputes and provided a place for Andrew to take refuge. It is not surprising that the Queen of England is so partial to her son, compared to Prince Charles and Princess Anne, Andrew has received more attention from the Queen since childhood, and when the Queen first began to serve, Prince Charles and Prince Anne could only be raised by nannies, and subsequently, the Queen spent more time with her youngest sons Andrew and Edward, and the relationship was more intimate.
Prince Andrew and Prince Charles also have different attitudes towards their mother Elizabeth, as the heir to the throne, Prince Charles treats his mother as a queen, more of a public service relationship and respect, while Andrew maintains a more traditional, more mother-son relationship with the queen.
The good news is that Queen Elizabeth's efforts have finally borne fruit, and on October 10, local time, according to the Metropolitan Police, they have dropped the charges against Prince Andrew, indicating that Andrew's case has ended here. There is no denying that Queen Elizabeth has been of great help throughout the incident, and the 95-year-old mother is really not easy.