Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and King Charles' brotherly bond might never fully end but cracks are obvious in their relationship.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and King Charles' relationship may never fully end, but cracks are evident in their relationship as the monarch has clear policy to protect the Firm.
In an attempt to do justice with his people and the family, the King is taking all necessary steps that might help tackle ongoing crisis.
Having stripped Andrew of his royal titles and privileges, the 76-year-old King is now promoting Princess Beatrice to ensure a bright future for the York sisters, provided they've done nothing wrong.
Prince William still fears that any support to Andrew will drag the monarchy into more disgrace. However, he is also very much obedient to his father, learning from his decades-old experience as well.
'The reports of rift and trust crises between father-son duo is baseles as the family still stands united,' a royal aide has claimed.
It emerges amid reports that William is 'strongly opposed' to his father's surprise decision to thrust Beatrice back into the royal spotlight, allegedly considering it 'too risky'.
A source told Rob Schuter, who posts on Substack under the Naughty But Nice handle, 'William wanted the Yorks out of sight until after the King's next health review. But His Majesty insisted, he thinks the family needs to heal in public.'
However, the royal aide appears rejecting the reports that the King wants to promote his family even after all the controversises, saying: 'As King, he sees beyond the obvious, knowing that a centuries-old institution requires apt and professional management.'