Former Butler Slams Prince Andrew: 'Detainee A'

0:00It's March 25th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. A former royal butler has come forward with sharp criticism of Prince Andrew, saying the disgraced royal acted like he was superior to everyone around. Him. Grand Herald, who served in the household from 2004 to 2011, worked directly for King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, Kay Middleton, and Prince Harry. He described Andrew as, polite on the surface, but distant, especially with staff. Unlike other family members, Andrew gave off a vibe that set him apart, according to Herald. The Queen, Prince Philip, Charles, and Princess Anne all treated people warmly, but Andrew stuck to chatting only with relatives and skipped small. Talk with employees. Herald said it made him uneasy just being nearby. One clear memory stands out from Charles and Camilla's wedding, where Andrew was present but ignored the staff attending as guests.

1:00Herald noted this behavior made Andrew one of the least-like royals among those who served him. It's a glimpse into palace dynamics that not everyone sees. Fast forward to recent years, and Andrew's situation has worsened. Late last year, King Charles removed his titles amid fresh questions about ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Early this year, he lost his home at royal lodge. Then in February, police arrested him on suspicion of misconduct during his time as trade envoy, including sharing sensitive documents. Now, circulating in police and royal circles is a blunt new label for him, Detainee A. With the probe still underway, and Andrew denying any fault, his sharp drop from privilege underscores a stunning shift in his world.