After decades of being waited on hand and foot by various members of staff Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has reportedly been told he will now have a skeleton staff consisting of just a chef and a valet
Some of the Royal servants who don’t know how to address Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor have reportedly been instructed to call him ‘Sir’.
After decades of being waited on hand and foot by various members of staff Andrew has reportedly been told he will now have a skeleton staff consisting of just a chef and a valet. It comes after he was arrested on his 66th birthday before being released under investigation, following claims he disclosed sensitive information to Epstein whilst serving as the UK’s trade envoy.
Officers maintained their search of Andrew’s previous residence, Royal Lodge, in Windsor, Berkshire, throughout Friday and Saturday. Andrew has refuted any misconduct regarding his connections to the convicted sex offender Epstein.
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Following his younger brother’s detention, the King released a statement declaring that “the law must take its course” and the police have “our full and wholehearted support and co-operation”.
The 66-year-old is temporarily holed up at Wood Farm, awaiting his new permanent home in nearby Marsh Farm to be renovated.
The disgraced former Duke of York was forced to give up the lease on his 30-room Royal Lodge mansion back in October when he was dramatically stripped of all of his royal titles. But in a desperate bid to remain in his 30-room mansion, when he was told to leave Andrew said: “I’m the Queen’s second son, you can’t do this to me,” according to The Sun.
One source told The Sun. : “ He’s lost his HRH, prince and duke titles and so staff, who didn’t know how to correctly address him, have been instructed that he is still to be called ‘Sir’. He will be given his own chef and valet at Marsh Farm which is a climbdown to the luxury he was previously afforded.”
At his former home at Royal Lodge in Windsor, Andrew had valets, chefs, butlers, housemaids and cleaners — plus an army of servants when using his former apartment at Buckingham Palace. But at his new home he has been told he will be assigned just a cook and an all-round dogsbody, who have yet to be recruited.
