Prince Edward Visits Brother Andrew at Sandringham

0:00On April 8th, Prince Edward headed to Sanjury Hammer State over Easter weekend for a brotherly welfare check on Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. He and his wife, Sophie, visited Wood Farm where Andrew's been staying since early February. This was the first time any royal family members stopped by since Andrew went to what folks call exile in Norfolk after his arrest on February 19th. He's facing charges of misconduct in public office from his days as Britain's trade envoy. King Charles has been tough, pushing Andrew out of public life and royal lodge in Windsor up to Sanjury Hammer. Meanwhile, Edward's playing the mediator role, staying close despite the drama. Sources say Edward's been deeply shaken by the allegations linked to Epstein. Back in February, before the arrest, he spoke out publicly, stressing to remember the victims first. Behind the scenes, he still backs his brother while drawing a line at the wrongdoing. During the visit, they shared dinner one night and had stopped the situation at length. Edward tried to convince the 66 year old Andrew that his working role days are done, even

1:05though Andrew insists he's innocent and expects to. Be cleared. Andrew's shuffle to Marsh Farm now are refurbished five bedroom spot two miles from the main house with new carpets, internet and security. Edward's crew stresses no bad blood, just family concern, keeping things steady amid the changes. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.