Royal Staff Reveal Charles & Andrew Differences

0:00On March 25th, former Buckingham Palace staff have shared striking differences between King Charles and his brother Prince Andrew. They describe the king as hardworking and fair, while painting Andrew as arrogant and rude. These insights come as the royal household faces ongoing questions about Andrew's past ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew has denied any misconduct and was released after brief questioning on suspicion of wrong doing in public office. At the drama, ex-employees remember their palest days as surreal and enjoyable, even with basic pay and cafeteria food like school meals. Staff-like former press secretary, Dickie Arbiter, praised Charles for late night dedication and fairness. Security chief Dai Davies found Charles polite, but called Andrew Borish after a dismissive phone call. Butler Martin Hagen's highlighted mutual respect with the late Queen, Prince Philip and Princess Anne. Prince Diana stood out for her warmth, organizing personal celebrations and showing empathy to new staff.

1:00Overall, these accounts reveal a mix of camaraderie and professionalism behind the glamour. Today, the royals employ about 539 full-time staff, up slightly from last year. Entry level role started 23,500 pounds, with top earners like the King's private secretary making around 200, 30,000 pounds. These stories offer a rare peak into royal inner workings. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.