Former Prince Andrew cried “I’m the Queen’s son” as he was kicked out of Royal Lodge: report
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, reportedly made a tough request as he was evicted from his 30-bedroom mansion in Windsor and moved to the Sandringham Estate earlier this month.
“He refused to leave or commit,” an insider told Solezwe on Sunday.
“When he was told to come out, he became arrogant and deceived and shouted repeatedly, ‘But I am the second son of the Queen, you cannot do this to me.
The source continued, “It’s surprising that she chose to use the Queen’s name to defend herself. No one is sure if the truth of her predicament has hit home.”
The incident reportedly escalated when the son of Queen Elizabeth II, 66, said he “doesn’t want to go.”
Andrew’s attorney did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
The move came about because of Andrew’s relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 at the age of 66.
A few weeks after his deportation, Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office while serving as a British trade ambassador.
He is accused of sharing confidential trade documents with Epstein.
If convicted, the former Duke of York could face prison terms. Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing, although his relationship with Epstein has long been known.
After the arrest, Andrew’s brother, King Charles, shared his “deep concern” about the allegations.
“What follows now is a full, fair and proper process in which this matter is investigated properly and by the appropriate authorities,” the 77-year-old king wrote in a statement.
“This time, as I said before, we support and cooperate with all our hearts.
Andrew, who was stripped of his royal titles last year, was pictured looking shocked as he left prison on Thursday evening.
He was seen panicking as he tried to hide in the back seat of a car leaving Aylsham Police Station in the United Kingdom.
