Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s scandals may have resulted in him having some of the worst times of his life recently, but it could actually open doors for some other royals. For the last few months, royal headlines have been dominated by Andrew, whether that be his appearance in the Epstein files, his arrest last month or his Royal Lodge eviction.
Despite Andrew’s repeated denials of wrongdoing, the former prince’s scandals have shifted the negative spotlight away from other royals who usually bear it, specifically Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Suddenly, them quitting royal life and starting up a new life in America doesn’t seem so bad.
Even the tell-all interviews they did, the Netflix docuseries, and Harry’s memoir Spare don’t seem that explosive anymore when placed side by side with Andrew’s scandals.
So while Andrew may be hiding away at his temporary Wood Farm home on the Sandringham Estate, feeling sorry for himself and potentially having lost some of the relationships he shared with his royal relatives for good, Harry and Meghan must be laughing.
Because for the first time in six years, they aren’t dominating royal headlines.
Instead, the news around the couple is simply focused on their upcoming visit to Australia and updates on Meghan’s brand As Ever – the kind of content the couple no doubt want to be in the papers.
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And suddenly, with Harry’s uncle Andrew having a lot of negative attention on him, Harry and Meghan don’t seem to be as unpopular – or at least people are vocalising it a lot less than they did before.
This could mean that the couple have an opportunity to redeem themselves in the eyes of the British public, and potentially even creep back into the royal fold if they wanted to.
Whether they want to or will is another debate altogether.
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