Prince Charles Source Says Prince Andrew Won't Return To Public Life: Report
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A source close to the Prince of Wales shed new light on how the royal family views allegations against Prince Andrew.
A source close to Prince Charles told the British newspaper The Times that Prince Andrew will never return to public life now that the Duke of York is facing a civil lawsuit in New York. “The prince loves his brother and has the ability to have sympathy for the slings and arrows that his brother endures, whatever the reasons may be,” the anonymous source told The Times for a story published Thursday. “His ability to support and feel for those having a tough time is well known.” The source added that the lawsuit “will be unwelcome reputational damage to the institution” and that Charles regards the claims surrounding his brother as “an unsolvable problem” that “raises its head with hideous regularity.”
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