King Charles Warned to Cut Ties with Prince Andrew as New Scandal Fears Emerge

King Charles has been advised to keep his distance from Prince Andrew and his family amid ongoing controversy and concerns that more scandalous revelations could be on the horizon. As the King continues to battle cancer, royal experts are suggesting that being closely associated with his disgraced brother could do more harm than good.

Royal author Andrew Lownie didn’t mince his words when speaking to the Daily Mail. “I would keep the whole York family at a distance,” he said, in a warning that reflects growing unease behind palace walls.

Lownie didn’t stop there. Turning his attention to Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York and Andrew’s ex-wife, he was clear that she shouldn’t be playing any public-facing role. “Fergie should not be invited to events and the daughters should not be made working royals. I believe there are more scandals to emerge,” he added.

The warning follows renewed attention on Prince Andrew’s connections to convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. Allegations about their closeness resurfaced recently after former royal protection officer Paul Page opened up about what he observed during his time working at the Palace.

Page told ITV, “From the way she was allowed to enter and exit the palace at will, we suspected that she may have had an intimate relationship with Prince Andrew.” He went on to say, “She was allowed to enter and exit the Palace night and day at will,” suggesting a level of access far beyond what would usually be granted to guests.

While Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing and there has been no formal evidence presented to confirm any personal relationship between him and Maxwell, Page’s comments have reignited speculation about just how close the pair really were.

This growing storm around Prince Andrew continues to raise serious questions about how much of a role he should be allowed to play within the royal family, especially during such a sensitive time for King Charles. With the monarch’s health already a key concern, there are fears that any renewed scandals involving Andrew could overshadow the King’s efforts to modernise and stabilise the monarchy.

Sarah Ferguson and the couple’s daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, have remained largely in the public’s good graces, but Lownie’s comments suggest that any reintroduction of the Yorks into official royal duties could be a risk the King can’t afford.

For now, it seems the advice being quietly circulated is simple keep Prince Andrew and those closest to him firmly in the background. With whispers of more revelations possibly on the way, the last thing the monarchy needs is another crisis to manage.