Princess Beatrice husband loses major business deal after Andrew disgrace

As Andrew Mountbatten Windsor packs his bags to leave Royal Lodge following his fall from grace, same time this year, he had been celebrating a major win against his brother King Charles.

As the tables have now turned, it was revealed that Princess Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi was involved with an extensive project related to the 30-room Windsor property.

Edo, who marked his 42nd birthday on Wednesday, is a founder of Banda Property – a firm that deals in property development and interior design. He had been advising on modernising the estate after reports had emerged about the abysmal conditions of the 17th-century estate.

Last year in November, he was seen visiting the royal residence at Great Windsor Park in Berkshire several times. The former Duke of York had reached out to his son-in-law for the makeover, according to DailyMail sources.

The report had described that there were cracks and mould appearing on the outer wall and the King was getting worried about the artefacts that were in the mansion.

Another royal source revealed that was “a lot of work that needs doing” and it was going to cost Andrew a lot of money, especially since Charles had him off financially just weeks prior.

However, all of that seemed to have been brushed under the carpet since the King last month announced that Andrew will no longer be called ‘Prince’ and an eviction notice is officially in process. This would have caused a loss of a major financial opportunity for Edo.

The disgrace of the royal comes owing to his connection with paedophile Jeffery Epstein and the number of scandals with regards to his financial dealings.