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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has turned King Charles’ weak: ‘He won’t do anything!’

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has found himself facing police inquiry and his brother hasn’t escaped media outcry

By H. Anjum
Published June 05, 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has turned King Charles’ weak: ‘He won’t do anything!’
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has turned King Charles’ weak: ‘He won’t do anything!’

Its said, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is slowly becoming a weakening issue for King Charles who is not only battling media uproar but cancer too.

This allegation has come via broadcaster Mark Dolan who just sat down to deliver this on the Daily Expresso podcast with host JJ Anisobi.

During his conversation with the outlet the expert called Andrew King Charles’ weakness’, and even called him ‘weak’ in general given the current scandal he’s supporting him through.

For those unversed it revolves around Andrew’s time as Trade Envoy and allegations of misconduct that have since been attributed to him. Furthermore, he is also facing more social ramifications due to his association with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Where Mr Dolan was concerned though, he pointed out the continued support to Britain’s disgraced royal and was quoted saying, “Charles is not going to do anything because he's so irredeemably weak and for some reason I think he wants to be loyal to his mother by looking after Andrew.”

“It's been reported that he effectively promised his mother he would stand by Andrew. She knew about the bad headlines, she knew about the allegations. She knew there was worse to come.”

He also said, “those allegations were serious, this is about British commercial interests being shared with someone who has links to the Kremlin. Whilst I think the Queen has a case to answer, may God rest her soul, she's passed and it's become Charles' problem.”

For those unversed, a copy of the archive, featuring over 30,000 emails were handed to Lord Chamberlain, back in May of 2020, when there was an email dispute. It was also re-clarified that Buckingham Palace received the referred emails during a subsequent High Court ruling in June of 2022.

H. Anjum
H. Anjum is a News Editor at The News International (Digital) with over five years of newsroom experience. She is a media graduate specialising in British royal coverage, reporting on monarchies, traditions, and modern royal life. She also writes on fashion, movies and TV shows with contemporary relevance for a global audience.