Prince Andrew Left with Only 3 Staff After Mass Departure | Royal News
Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has recently undergone significant changes in his household staff following his move from Royal Lodge. The 65-year-old royal left the 30-room mansion discreetly in the early hours of Monday.
Mass Departure of Staff
As he transitions to his new residence in Norfolk, reports indicate that Andrew has seen a mass departure of long-term staff members. He is now believed to only retain three employees: a valet, a butler, and a chef.
Future Staffing Challenges
Upon relocating to Marsh Farm, Andrew will need to hire and finance his own staff. Sources reveal that many employees are opting out of serving him, citing discomfort given his current public perception as a “total pariah.”
- Staff have been informed they are not required to continue if they feel uneasy.
- An increasing number have expressed their refusal to work for him.
- Concerns persist that he may become too settled in his temporary residence at Wood Farm.
King Charles’ Concerns
King Charles is reportedly worried about the ongoing revelations related to Jeffrey Epstein, which Andrew has denied. This apprehension contributed to Andrew’s expedited move from Royal Lodge earlier than initially planned.
Upcoming Milestone
As he prepares for his 66th birthday on February 19, the public scrutiny surrounding Andrew continues to intensify. The significant reduction in his staff and the challenges he faces are signs of the fallout from his recent controversies.
With the shifting dynamics in his support system, Prince Andrew’s future looks increasingly uncertain. As he adapts to these changes, the need for stability and new staff becomes paramount.
