Prince Andrew shows Harry how to deal with King Charles and his loyalists

Prince Andrew is making obvious that he will not go down without putting a fight like his nephew Prince Harry who had decided to part his way with the royals after finding out that his wife Meghan Markle was not welcomed.

His daughter Princess Eugenie has maintained friendly relations with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and even met them in the US even after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex openly criticized the royal family in their media appearances.

Her closeness to the couple is associated to the anger she apparently harbors against the royals for the way his father was treated.

The Duke of York is apparently doing everything that annoys royal family members or so royal experts tell Windsor’s supporters on TV shows and in newspapers.

A royal commentator said the younger brother of the King is “desperate to cling to power” despite a major step back from the public eye, according to a royal expert.

Appearing on Royal Beat Katie Nicholl criticised Andrew’s “very poor judgement” and claimed he would have been reluctant to miss the traditional occasion.

Her comments came after it was reported that Sarah Ferguson, the Duke’s former wife, persuaded him o miss the Christmas celebrations at Sandringham.

The advice was given to him by Sarah Ferguson after he was linked to an alleged Chinese spy.

According to GB News the claims follow the Duke and Duchess of York igniting a further Royal Family clash, as the former husband and wife were seen together just minutes before King Charles’s Christmas speech on Christmas day.

Nicholl said: “I hate to say this but along with very poor judgement on Andrew’s part is, he seems hellbent on clinging onto that power that he had as the Duke of York and as a royal player, whether that is representing the family overseas or simply being there at Christmas.

“After that disastrous Newsnight interview, he was allowed at Christmas but he attended church with the late Queen before everyone else to avoid being the centre of attention or creating headlines for the wrong reason.

“The fact that his ex-wife, who he lives with at Royal Lodge, which is also a bone of contention because Charles wants him out of Royal Lodge, will be spending it quietly together is the right thing to do.

“But it shouldn’t take Sarah having to flag it to him.”