Andrew won’t let King Charles ‘forget’ security incident near new home

Disgraced ex-prince Prince Andrew is reportedly growing more bitter over his exile from royal life after a man allegedly approached him in a threatening manner near his new residence in Sandringham.

According to reports, the incident took place near Marsh Farm in Wolferton, where Andrew was walking his dogs.

Reports claimed a man came within metres of the former royal’s vehicle in what was described as threatening behaviour.

This has reignited discussion around Andrew’s security arrangements and his life after being pushed out of the royal spotlight following his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaking on it, royal commentator Jennie Bond claimed the scare may deepen Andrew’s frustration over his current living situation.

“I think Andrew will use this alleged incident to argue that he needs more security, funded by his brother , the King…and he will probably feel even more resentful that he has been banished to the more public surroundings of Sandringham,” she told The Mirror.

The expert added, “This will obviously make Andrew more nervous about going out, but he does always appear to have at least one bodyguard with him — and the fact is, he escaped without harm.

“But this has proved that Mountbatten-Windsor is a target and needs security. And I don’t think he will let the King forget it.”