Prince Andrew won't stab in the back of King Charles
King Charles won't be betrayed by Prince Andrew
Prince Andrew , who has come under fire for his alleged connection with a "spy" is allegedly planning to leave the UK following in his nephew Prince Harry’s footsteps after new scandal.
There are speculations and rumours about Andrew’s next move. Some media outlets, citing sources, claim that the Duke could say goodbye to the Britain after being linked to the alleged "spy".
Reacting to a question about Andrew's future move, royal correspondent Rae went on claiming: "He certainly does know an awful lot, but, I would be very surprised if Andrew went down the Harry route."
The commentator added: "He's old fashioned in that sense of loyalty. I know it doesn't look as if he's loyal to the royal family, but he is loyal to his brother."
A report by Daily Beast claims that if Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie's dad had not backed out himself from Royal Christmas, Charles would have rescinded the invite.
Andrew's friends have told the publication that the Duke is "sick and tired of being painted as a pariah" in the British media.
They said the 64-year-old is “seriously contemplating a move to the United Arab Emirates or Bahrain. The whole thing stinks to high heaven.”
However, royal experts and historians believe Andrew will not repeat Harry's mistake. He won't turn against the King as he still values the family.
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