Prince Andrew continues to demonstrate unwavering support for King Charles as the monarch faces his cancer diagnosis.
According to royal author Angela Levin, the Duke of York has been making regular visits to King Charles to uplift his spirits during this challenging period. Andrew's presence was notably observed on Easter Sunday at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, marking the King's first public appearance post-diagnosis.
Speaking on GBN America, Levin emphasized the importance of family unity during tough times. She highlighted Andrew's consistent efforts to visit and support King Charles, dismissing any notion of a rift within the royal family.
"There was a public sighting of Andrew attending a Christmas service at Windsor church," Levin noted. "It's crucial to differentiate between a working royal and a family member. King Charles values family solidarity and has appreciated Andrew's efforts to uplift and support him."
Addressing the sequence of royal arrivals at the chapel, Levin clarified the traditional protocol, stating, "In royal tradition, the least senior member arrives first, while the most senior, including the King and Queen, arrive last. Hence, Andrew's early arrival signifies his position as one of the less senior royals."
In related news, Netflix is set to release a new production titled 'Scoop,' dramatizing Andrew's controversial BBC Newsnight interview from 2019. The interview, where Andrew discussed his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, received widespread criticism and tarnished his reputation. Despite the backlash, Andrew has consistently maintained his innocence regarding any wrongdoing.
