Andrew Mountbatten Windsor falls in love again, finds a new girlfriend
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has been "seeing a (local) woman in Norfolk"
Princess Eugenie and Beatrice’s father Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has found a new girlfriend in royal exile on Marsh Farm, Norfolk.
Royal expert Paula Froelich has made this shocking claim saying Sarah Ferguson’s former husband has found a new girlfriend.
The expert has claimed that former Duke of York has been “seeing a (local) woman in Norfolk.”
Marsh Farm is located on the grounds of King Charles Sandringham estate in Norfolk County.
Andrew has been living there after he was stripped of his royal titles and forced out of his longtime home, Royal Lodge, after the files exposed the extent of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Another insider tells Froelich, “It’s very convenient.”
Moreover, another royal expert Andrew Lownie has also claimed that Andrew's confidence has apparently remained intact.
"He's still doing business in the way he did before - he still thinks he's a hotshot businessman."
Lownie has claimed this while speaking to Froelich on her YouTube channel.
"He's been staying with people - the papers have actually covered him going to Brittany (France).
"I'd heard that he'd gone to the south of France and was actually looking to buy property there - which doesn't suggest that he's worried about going to prison.
"There are stories of him going to Switzerland, even going to the Middle East."
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