With the holiday season coming up, Former Prince Andrew just wants one thing this Christmas – the invite to the celebrations at Sandringham. He even wants the royal family to invite his ex-wife, Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson, and daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie to the gala dinner.
Former Prince Andrew holding on to anything and everything, claims source
After losing his royal titles and being asked to vacate the Royal Lodge, former Prince Andrew now just wishes for one thing for Christmas. He wants to be invited to the royal family dinner.
Although Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor agreed to give up his titles, he still wants to attend King Charles’s family celebration on the Sandringham estate, along with his former wife, Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson, and daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.
“Andrew can’t believe his time as a royal is well and truly over now and that the family don’t want him darkening the door ever again, especially over the holidays,” a source told the National Enquirer.
The tipster further added that “At this point, his biggest priority is to hold onto anything and everything that he can.” However, King Charles and Prince William are “worried he’s going to sabotage the holidays for everyone” with his wish.
Sources have even told The Sun earlier that the royal aides and family are looking for ways to avoid Andrew being home alone on Christmas Day. He is reportedly set to leave Royal Lodge by the end of January.
“It is a conundrum what they do with Andrew this Christmas,” the source told the outlet. “No one wants to be seen with him, and the family have pretty much given up on him.”
However, his daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, are “very likely to be at Sandringham, as they are very much still in the royal fold.” While Ferguson, who is “still living at Royal Lodge,” is “weighing up invitations to spend it with friends including possibly going abroad,” noted the source.
Originally reported by Parul Singh for Mandatory.
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