Prince Andrew narrowly escapes medical emergency

King Charles III's younger brother Prince Andrew reportedly remained safe and sound as he narrowly escaped a mishap that could rush him to the hospital.

The Duke of York's horse nearly threw him off saddle amid his feud with King Charles over royal lodge.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie's dad might have suffered another fall from grace as he appeared struggling with a different type of rein while enjoying horse riding at Windsor.

Sarah Ferguson's ex-husband, who has reportedly found enough cash to pay for his security and renovation of his luxury property after being financially cut off by the monarch, could be facing medical emergency after falling down the horse.

The 64-year-old, in the picture shared by several media outlets, looked like he had to pull hard as his horse appeared to be out of control on the Windsor Castle estate yesterday.

In June, Andrew's sister Princess Anne was rushed to hospital with a head injury and concussion. Later, it was revealed the injury was caused by a horse's legs or head.

Andrew, according to The Sun, is personally paying for a cut-price security deal to remain in his royal home despite a bid by the King to push him out. He has lost his annual £3million-a-year hand-out from the King.