Published September 13, 2026
Andrew actually fell from grace on the day when Prince William publicly put his anger on display while standing side by side with his uncle at a sombre event, said a royal author.
The former Duke of York's ties with Jeffrey Epstein left him with nothing. No royal perks, falling personal relationships and increased public scrutiny King Charles' brother has to face following the release of Epstein files.
At the funeral of the Duchess of Kent, he was allowed to join the royals alongside his equally 'disgraceful' wife, Sarah Ferguson, but the Prince of Wales made it clear with his gestures that he is no longer welcome.
Andrew Lownie, the writer of Entitled: The Rise And Fall Of The House Of York, told the Daily Mail that the funeral "brought home just what an entitled oaf Andrew was and from then on his troubles snowballed.
"The pictures of the former Prince Andrew at the funeral of the Duchess of Kent were a pivotal moment in his fall from grace.
"Later that month, the King announced that Andrew would be losing his title and evicted from Royal Lodge."
Not only that, Mr Lownie warned the former Prince of the possible release of more shocking documents that will once again bring the York household into negative light.
Speaking of the worst future possible, the royal commentator said, "That may be about to change with fresh documentation likely to be released in the coming months from a libel case settled by Ghislaine Maxwell and the release of more Epstein files.
"The first anniversary of the Duchess of Kent’s funeral may mark another crucial stage in the fall of the most popular prince."