King Charles III is blasted for reportedly making yet another generous move for his disgraced brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
As per the sources, the 77-year-old monarch has cleared an astonishing £1.8m repair bill of the crown estate, Royal Lodge – where Andrew was living with ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson before their Royal exile.
King had to pay out the hefty amount after the former Duke of York claimed he could not afford to clear the repair bill, while finally handing back the keys of the crown estate.
This protective move from the King has left the Royal quarters questioning Charles’ approach behind once again bailing out his controversial brother.
During his candid analysis of the situation on this week’s episode of the Mirror’s Pod Save the King YouTube show, royal editor Russell Myers blasted Andrew for leaving the Royal property in such a poor condition.
“It's a total lack of respect. Really, it is. Because if you're supposed to be responsible for it, but you just think, ‘How disrespectful can some people be?’ Russell noted.
He continued, “You've got a member of the Royal Family living in a residence that isn't his own, he doesn't get to pass it down, it's part of the Crown Estate, and yet a £1.8m repair bill… Why on earth has the King done this?”
Meanwhile, deputy royal editor of Mirror, Jennifer Newton, added, “Does this not just smack of entitlement yet again? He thinks he can live in that house, do what he wants, move out, and someone else is going to clean up the mess, literally and financially, for him.”
She went on to explain that if King Charles keep providing an extensive financial help to his brother, his behavior will never change.
“Because the thing is, is he ever going to learn?” said Jennifer, adding, “If the King's just going to bail him out time after time after time, you know, is he going to do anything for himself?”
