Prince Andrew's Entitlement: A Royal Scandal

0:00It's March 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Prince Andrew showed signs of ignoring royal rules years before his scandals hit the headlines. At Queen Elizabeth II's 93rd birthday event in St. George's Chapel, back in 2019, he and his daughter Princess Beatrice skipped a traditional courtesy to the Queen, unlike others who followed protocol. He positioned himself and Beatrice near the exit, ready to slip out early after the Queen, which left family members like Princess Anne and Prince, Edward further back in line. This casual approach stood out, especially since Kate Middleton, Zara Tindall, and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, all curtsy properly. From a young age, Andrew carried a strong sense of entitlement, boosted by extra attention from his mother, compared to his siblings. Former Palace staff recalled him being unkind and dismissive toward employees, treating them poorly even as a child.

1:00Fast forward to recent years, and those habits caught up with him. In 2025, King Charles III removed his titles and kicked him out of royal lodge over connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Then in 2026, the former trade envoy faced arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office for allegedly sharing government info with. Epstein. These events mark a sharp fall for Andrew, highlighting how early arrogance within the royal family can lead to lasting consequences down the line.