Buckingham Palace has finally spoken out after King Charles got dragged in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new drama.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, October 16, the Royal Family of Britain shared a carousel of photos from Princess Anne’s visit to The Guards Memorial at Horse Guards in London.
Alongside the photos, the Palace shared, The Princess Royal attended a rededication of The Guards Memorial at Horse Guards in London to commemorate 100 years since the memorial was unveiled.”
“The memorial stands today to commemorate the First World War and Second World War and the 14,600 men who never came home. At the memorial, Her Royal Highness also met 100-year-old John Barber who served in the Irish Guards from 1944 to 1948 and is the same age as the memorial,” the statement continued.
In her role as Senior Colonel of the Foot Guards, Anne was greeted with a Royal Salute and a Guard of Honour.
She officially unveiled the memorial after its restoration as part of the Household Cavalry-organised event.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor house raid drama
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s properties were raided back in February 2026 as part of a police investigation into allegations that he shared confidential UK government data with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as a British trade envoy.
Police searched for documents and electronic evidence related to the case.
Newly released court documents reveal that Thames Valley Police feared that the former Duke of York might try to block searches of his properties by insisting officers obtain permission from the British Monarch first.
