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According to the Chron, the conversation between the two brothers would have taken place before Queen Elizabeth’s death. The Epstein scandal caused the Duke of York’s gradual estrangement
Prince Andrew will no longer be able to hold any public offices of royal representation. This is revealed by the Chron, which describes the Duke of York, 62, as “in a state of shock” and “very depressed”. His brother, now King Charles III, would have told him of the decision shortly before Queen Elizabeth’s death on 8 September. The British magazine talks about the brothers’ private meeting at Charles’ estate in Birkhall, Scotland, as a tough face-to-face meeting between the two.
The cause of the gradual estrangement of the late Queen’s third child was her involvement in the Epstein sex scandal. The businessman and friend of the prince, who was convicted of sexual abuse and international trafficking in minors, committed suicide in prison on August 10, 2019.
The Prince had ceased all public engagement and returned the military ranks to the Queen, who had also taken steps to revoke the title of Royal Highness. However. The Duke of York has consistently denied allegations made against him by Virginia Giuffre. Earlier this year, an agreement was reached for the woman for around £12million, as well as a donation to the charity she founded for victims of sexual abuse.
November 6, 2022 (Change November 6, 2022 | 21:40)
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