Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s shame follows the royals wherever they go. King Charles and Prince William played key roles in Scotland during Holyrood Week.
On July 1, the father-son duo, along with key members Queen Camilla, Prince Edward and others, took part in the Order of the Thistle service at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.
However, they were confronted by protesters outside the building holding signs reading “Not my king” and “What did you know?”
Insider information was hinted at about Andrew’s link to Epstein and how much the royal family knows.
Previously, in Trooping the Colour, Princess Anne and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, were seen in an awkward situation. Seeing the protesters, Anne allegedly told her husband: “Don’t listen to them, ignore them.”
Importantly, King Charles and Prince William saw protesters outside St. Giles Cathedral after Andrew’s quiet outing with two royals, Prince Edward and Duchess Sofia.
However, no photographs were taken, but it was claimed that the former Duke of York was at the Sandringham horse trials on June 30 with the Edinburghs.
The Sun reported that “Andrew sneaked in and out and definitely didn’t want to be seen.”
