Andrew’s daughters stand as House of Windsor’s slaughters: ‘Its only a matter of time William’

The man famous for getting the ball rolling against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor the ‘favorite’ son of Queen Elizabeth, Andrew Lownie has just turned to his Substack to weigh in on the infamous royal’s current predicament, as well as the risks he’s leaving his daughters.

The entire thing comes as part of his personal celebrations upon learning his book retained its spot as Number One Sunday Times Bestseller and is currently at Number 5.

Regarding the entire sordid inheritance the sisters risk looking forward to the biographer wrote, “It’s hard not to come to the conclusion that the daughters are carrying on the family business of using their royal titles and charities to bolster their income and reputation and that, yet again, they are doing so with tacit royal approval.”

But more than that The King and Prince William’s “inability to prevent this” or “to audit their finances” unfortunately means that it is “only a matter of time before another scandal causes yet more damage to the beleaguered House of Windsor,” as he puts it.

This is especially a big fear, in Mr Lownie’s eyes considering the sordid past that has since been uncovered relating to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

According to him, not only has sexual inappropriateness become part of the investigation against him, but also the infamous black eye has gotten tongues wagging and experts turning to their sources for the inside scoop.

But the pièce de résistance has remained the news that the Serious Fraud Office monitored him 16 years ago in regard to the collapse of an Icelandic bank and “his role in trying to help his long-term business associates David and Jonathan Rowland take control of it.”

“It was also shocking but not surprising to find out that the Palace was given over 30,000 of Jonathan Rowland’s emails that may have proved that the former prince was sharing confidential information and that they seem to have sat on them rather than handing them over to the police,” Mr Lownie wrote as well near the end. As the paperback edition of his book Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York becomes Number One Sunday Times Bestseller and is currently at Number 5.