Shamed Andrew displays strange bruise on his face in new photos
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor spotted with a purple mark on his face
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has displayed a strange mark on his cheek in latest photos.
The former Prince, who is now exiled in Marsh farm, was spotted driving in his car with a purple mark on his face stretched from his eye down to his cheek.
A source close to the former Royal tells Daily Mail that the mark is not a "cause for concern" and said there had been "no drama."
This comes as Andre’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, is secretly touch with him amid exile.
Speaking to The Mirror, royal author Ingrid Seward explained: "I think she is in contact with Andrew and I don't think she'd want to leave him high and dry.
“And also, he is the father of her children. And to him, she's the mother of the children.
“He's always seen her like that. He always saw her as the mother of his children and therefore she was the most important woman in his life, so of course she's in contact with him,” she notes.
-
‘Fevered & ‘intellectually challenged’ Prince Harry sparks worse marital problems with Meghan
-
Prince Harry warned Meghan will ‘fly out the door’: ‘That relationship is in trouble’
-
Expert exposes critical flaw in Firm that Harry didn’t cause: ‘The heir’s tacit criticism always follows’
-
‘Self-indulgent witch’ Meghan Markle and her pal get roasted: ‘Makes me sick!’
-
Prince William gives King Charles a ‘grating’ feeling: ‘He’s touching on old sensitivities’
-
Meghan Markle’s fails to prove she gave birth to Archie, Lilibet: ‘Are you are an idiot mentally ill or lying?’
-
Prince William faces his own trial despite Prince Harry’s ‘unforgivable´past
-
King Charles puts an end to ‘The Sussex Show’
-
Meghan Markle relying on wigs, oversized shirts after UK return
-
Prince William, Kate Middleton ‘protecting’ Prince George with smooth transition
-
Meghan Markle not ‘comfortable’ King Charles wants to heal relationship privately
-
Prince William once compared Prince George to Prince Harry: 'A little bit of a rascal'