Inside Prince Andrew's ‘shrinking & isolated world’ and what he really does 'behind the scenes'

PRINCE Andrew is said to be spending his summer holidays “stuck” at “crumbling” Royal Lodge - but will find “refuge” at Balmoral, claims an expert.

The disgraced Duke of York, 64, is said to go days without emerging from Royal Lodge, his 30-room mansion in Windsor, where he has lived since 2004.

Editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine Ingrid Seward claimed to Fabulous that Prince Andrew’s world is “very narrow.”

She claimed: “The Duke of York is quite limited as to where he can go, because he obviously doesn't want to be photographed and then subsequently criticised.

“So his world is very narrow.”

When he’s not at Royal Lodge - which he shares with ex wife Sarah Ferguson - Andrew spends a lot of his time horse riding in a remote part of Windsor Great Park, where he can relax without bumping into the public.

Read more here:
Inside Prince Andrew’s ‘narrow world’ this summer from being ‘stuck’ at ‘crumbling’ Royal Lodge to Balmoral break

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[keith]

He should think himself lucky how many pensioners are stuck in 1 bedroom houses i have no sympathy for the entitled person

[andreamanning]

Diddums! 😮😮
Riding your horses, playing golf on a private course, living in various castles and mansions. No job to worry about, I am struggling to feel sorry for this man.

[RickMentore]

A good problem to have! Don't have to work, can travel, have decent health; what problem.

[spms]

This is a man lauded in public and press as ‘Randy Andy’ and encouraged in a life of privilege and being served often at public expense and now everyone is shocked

[PeterC]

His former sercurity, describe him as a absolute Grub

[SandraPrice-cg]

So, Andrew’s world is shrinking and it’s ALL his own fault. His arrogance, rudeness and poor behaviours over the years ensured
his reputation was not of the greatest. His fall from grace was meteoric. BUT, he will always have a decent roof over his head &
will never go hungry. He has family and he has an ex-wife around, oh and I nearly forgot his teddies.

[johnj]

he could always play with his teddy bears

[delwynjenkins]

He made a mess of the interview!? . .
Come on Ingrid Steward, he lied his arrogant face off & treated the public like morons

[hollandsemum]

I'm surprised because I've had the distinct feeling that Prince Phillip, King Charles, Princess Anne, and Prince William haven't believed him.

[sallya.]

Why should any Arab leader give Andrew a house?? He’s arrogant and obnoxious and he made his choices. He needs to work like the rest of us. No more handouts for him and Fergie.

[alidabotes]

After the release of the latest photos with the very young girl, I wonder how the princesses now feel about him.

[rebeccahenson]

He lived a scandalous life, brought shame to the crawn and now pays the piper. I don't feel sorry for him.

[donnamack]

His world is small? It should be a prison cell.

[bizarremagick]

We don't want him here in the Scottish Highlands!

[jenniferheminsley]

feel sorry for the horses he plonks himself onto

[mcfcworcester]

He'll be alright, he's got a few quid, he'll be in Thailand sunning it up

[valhipkiss]

If he had kept his mouth shut & not done that interview, he wouldn’t have been so hated,

[melodymacken]

He could join a charity and work from there...
Unpaid. He wouldn't want to lower himself.

[larhumba]

But in reality Andrew is no loss as a Working Royal. Neither he nor Fergie were very good at it if truth be told. Andrew was horribly arrogant and cold, and when Fergie was in the job, she was an embarrassment. Neither had a cause that inspired them. In total contrast to Edward, Charles and Anne. And I dispute Andrew was the Queen's "favourite son".

[christopherrankine]

How do we know that The Queen thought he is innocent? Absolute rubbish.