Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly created a tense atmosphere between him and Prince Harry during key royal moments. As per the author, Tom Bower, Andrew was allegedly offered to relocate to Frogmore Cottage after leaving Royal Lodge by King Charles.
Frogmore Cottage, located in Windsor, was previously the residence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in the United Kingdom. However, they vacated it after stepping down from their royal duties. The new book suggests that Andrew reportedly made things awkward with Harry and ultimately lost the chance to move into Frogmore Cottage.
Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly turned his nose up at Prince Harry’s former home, claims author
As reported by Hello! Magazine, Tom Bower, the author of “Betrayal: Power, Deceit and the Fight for the Future of the Royal Family,” claimed in his book that ex-Prince Andrew created tension between him and Prince Harry by doing this.
Andrew, who is currently residing at Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate, was reportedly offered to move to Frogmore Cottage. It is the former residence of Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. However, the former Duke of York allegedly didn’t accept the offer, escalating the tension between him and Harry.
The author claims that when the Sussexes arrived at Westminster Abbey to attend King Charles’ coronation in 2023, Andrew showed a lot of disdain for the residence. He reportedly refused to relocate to Frogmore Cottage as he felt it was far smaller than his current property. The Sussexes’ former home, which has five bedrooms, was afterward renovated.
The author further claimed that the “relations between the uncle and his nephew were not good.” He also claimed that Andrew dismissed Markle as an “opportunist.”
Later, before Andrew was stripped of his royal titles by King Charles due to all the controversy, he allegedly suddenly changed his tone and started showing interest in Frogmore Cottage. However, seemingly, it was already too late by then, and he eventually had to move to Wood Farm.
Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on RealityTea.
