Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor receives new humiliation at the public’s hand

A brand new humiliation has just graced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, that too because of his disgraced past.

This sordid ‘second wind’ of sorts comes via an auction, and during it, the items connected to Andrew wound up not garnering any bids or attention, that would land them sold.

The news has been shared by auctioneer at Reeman Dansie in Colchester, Essex James Grinter.

According to Express he’s explained the reason, as well as the shock this created before admitting that the product they had hopes of going for £1,000 or £2,000 were what ended up “too hot to handle” in a way.

He was also quoted saying, “the gloves are well-worn and dirty from Andrew’s flying operations. Andrew was at the height of his popularity during the Falklands War and was very highly regarded at the time. It would have been inconceivable then that he would be disgraced for his subsequent behavior.”

Before concluding the auctioneer also admitted, “in the past, items connected to Andrew have done well, but his current lack of popularity shone through in this sale. There was no interest and no bids. I think he is too hot to handle for the market at the moment.”