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Harrold: King Knew Andrew's Arrest Coming

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Former royal butler Grant Harrold claims King Charles anticipated Prince Andrews arrest, stripping his titles ahead of time. Harrold believes the palace had warning signs before the February 19, 2026, arrest, marking Andrews 66th birthday. King Charles responded swiftly, supporting due process and expressing concern while maintaining his schedule. Harrold attributes the royal households early awareness to their strong ties with government and police.

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Harrold: King Knew Andrew's Arrest Coming

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from Hollywood to the world. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today. Former Royal Butler, Grant Harold, claims King Charles saw Prince Andrews arrest coming and stripped his titles ahead of time. Harold made the comments in a recent question and answer video, calling the event historic for the monarchy. He believes the palace had plenty of warning signs before police acted on February 19th, 2026. That day, Mark Andrews 66 birthday, when officers arrested him at his Norfolk home on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He was questioned at Alsham Police Station and released under investigation. Authorities also searched linked properties in Norfolk and Windsor. King Charles responded quickly by publicly supporting due process over family protection. He expressed deep concern, but stressed that the law must take its course, pledging full cooperation with police. Later that evening, Charles attended a fashion show in London, keeping up his schedule. Harold pointed to the rural household strong ties with government and police as the reason for their early awareness.

He said they would have known what was ahead, which explained the swift move to distance the family after the arrest when public. The situation remains under investigation, with Andrews status hanging in the balance as authorities continue their work.

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