Sarah Ferguson Deletes Instagram Post Mistakenly Using Ex Prince Andrew’s Banned ‘HRH’ Title

‘There is no money.’ Andrew would arrive on a skiing holiday and he’d have no stuff, and she’d have to buy it.”Andrew’s role from 2001 to 2011 as the UK’s Special Representative for international trade and investment offered him multiple opportunities for dubious personal networking to enhance his income. It allowed him to swan around the world at government expense, playing golf, brokering nefarious deals on sidebar excursions and partying with big-breasted beauty queens.

Will the embarrassments never cease for Prince Andrew?

“The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor – the Truth and the Turmoil,” set for release later this month. “Privately, Epstein told people that Andrew was an idiot, but — to him — a useful one,” Brown writes in the book, excerpted in the Telegraph this weekend.

The Diana Chronicles, says that while Prince Andrew used to absolutely hate riding, he’s doing a lot of it at the moment “because the only person who’ll talk to him is the horse”.The disgraced duke, mired in scandal because of his friendship with notorious paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, is “coroneted sleaze machine,” according to Brown.Palace sources said “ruthless and swift” action had been taken to put distance between Andrew and the royal family before he faced a US court to fight allegations from Epstein victim Virginia GiuffrePrince Charles and his son William are understood to have been 'instrumental' in the decision, which was “widely discussed” within royal circles.In January, Andrew was stripped of his military affiliations and royal patronages, and was forbidden from using the His Royal Highness [HRH] royal style in any official capacity.He was forced into an embarrassing U-turn earlier this month when – writing on his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson’s Instagram account – he posted reflections on his service during the Falklands War, and signed the post with an HRH. He later deleted the post.The Duke of York ended his seven-month legal battle to prevent an embarrassing court appearance in New York with a £12 million financial settlement to his accuser Virginia Giuffre.Sources say no public money was used to fund the settlement.

Prince Andrew was last night urged to take action on his vow to make a stand over child sex trafficking.

The Queen has shared a touching tribute to her late husband Prince Philip to mark the first anniversary of his death. The elegy, written by the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, was posted to the royal family’s social media accounts on Saturday, a year after Philip, famously described by the Queen as her “constant strength and guide”, died peacefully in his sleep at their Windsor Castle home.

A week after Prince Philip’s memorial, it was revealed that those Queen Elizabeth and Prince Andrew photos were not supposed to be taken at the ceremony.

Prince Andrew is tied up in another murky legal case, besides the sexual assault claim(s), and this time his daughters have been dragged in with him.

Prince Andrew has been branded "clueless" by a royal expert following his decision to share a message about his time in the Falklands via his ex-wife's Instagram page.The Queen's favourite son wrote more than 700 words in a separate three posts on Sarah Ferguson's social media page, claiming he returned from war "a changed man".He decided to sign off the message with HRH The Duke of York, despite previously being banned from using the His Royal Highness title following his tumultuous civil sex case and myriad of criminal allegations.The Duke's posts were later edited to remove the title but were completely deleted just a couple of hours after.Robert Jobson, royal author and expert, said the "bizarre decision to bolster his own image by waffling on about his Falklands war experiences on his ex-wife’s Instagram account" was an "odd move".Speaking to The Mirror, he said: "I remember well his bravery in that conflict 40 years ago. He showed death defying courage in a war the claimed the lives of many brave young men."I remember his triumphant return too, the picture of the single rose in his mouth.

Sarah Ferguson posted a series of now-deleted messages on behalf of her ex-husband Prince Andrew over the weekend.

Royal faux pas. Prince Andrew turned heads when he took over ex-wife Sarah Ferguson’s Instagram to share memories of his time in the service — and used his royal titles despite being banned from doing so.

Prince Andrew, 62, is allegedly facing a new High Court battle due to claims he was given more than £1 million on the orders of a former Goldman Sachs banker, who was accused of swindling a woman out of her fortune.

Prince Andrew was chosen to escort his mother the Queen to Prince Philip’s memorial service to “soften his image” with the public but his body language “betrays” him, according to an expert.The Duke of York being heavily involved in the memorial has sparked controversy with it being his first appearance in public with the Royal Family since the high-profile settlement with his accuser Virginia Giuffre.Ms Giuffre was suing him for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was 17 after being trafficked by convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who Andrew had a friendship with.Leading UK psychotherapist and body language expert Nick Davies watched Andrew as escorted the Queen and believes his simple nod at the end stopped his attempt to show his “empathetic side” to the general public on Tuesday (March 29).Nick told the Daily Star: “I think having Andrew support the Queen as she comes in could have also been to soften his image with the general public and show his empathetic side, however he betrays this by just nodding to her as they move to their seats on either side of the isle rather than checking of she's OK to make the last few steps.”In January this year, Andrew was stripped of his honorary military titles and patronages by the Queen, forcing him to relinquish using HRH.At the time, Buckingham Palace said: “The Duke of York will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen.”The Queen having Andrew by her side as she made her way to the front of Westminster Abbey was seen as “unexpected” by some experts after the trouble the now settled lawsuit caused.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.Joe Little,

Prince Andrew left royals furious after his 'completely inappropriate' actions right after Prince Philip's death.

Queen and Royal Family caused a stir at the memorial to Prince Philip with the presence of Prince Andrew.Andrew accompanied the Queen, whose presence at the event was in doubt due to fears over her mobility, despite a recent scandal.The Queen's second - and said to be favourite - son recently paid a settlement to Virginia Giuffre, who had accused the royal of sex crimes, which he has always denied.

A new report has emerged about Queen Elizabeth and her son Prince Andrew.

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A rare public outing. Prince Andrew attended a memorial service for his late father, Prince Philip, with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Today almost 2000 special guests have gathered at Westminster Abbey to remember Prince Philip. After his funeral was restricted by Covid-19 laws in place last year – which left Her Majesty, 95, sat alone – those who were unable to attend have come together to pay their respects. The day marked the first public outing by Prince Andrew since he settled out of court with Virginia Giuffre, after being accused of sexual assault – which he has denied.

The Queen has been spotted leaving Windsor with her son Prince Andrew as they make their way to Prince Philip's memorial service.

Prince Andrew has been seen accompanying the Queen to a memorial in honour of his father Prince Philip, which will be his final official public appearance as a royal. Andrew, 62, was seen seated beside his mother in a vehicle as they made their way from Windsor Castle to Tuesday morning's service at Westminster Abbey. The Duke was stripped of his Royal HRH and military titles in January, shortly after it was announced that he would face a civil trial in a sexual abuse case.