The Duke of York, 62, has been described as “he is always a thinker, he was always noisy, and I have always been divided” by a former royal service. He added that people used to “avoid” to him
The former Royal Custodian described Prince Andrew as “Pompsky” and says he “will scream” and “swear” in the employees.
Paul Borrell started the royal service when he was only 18 years old. Soon he rose through rows to become the personal infantry man of Queen Elizabeth – an employee waiting for the tables or attending the vehicles.
He later moved to Prince Charles and Diana's work at HIGROVE House. Join Diana employees at Kinsington Palace after her divorce.
Now, on Channel 5 'The Palace: What the Royal Service saw, Mr. Burel revealed that royal employees will routinely try to “avoid” the Duke of York.
He revealed: “People tried to avoid Prince Andrew because he was very difficult. Prince Andrew was always widespread, and he was always noisy, and he always swore and this is something that you don't expect from ownership.”
However, the former Patel says that Andrew was “the favorite son” of Queen Elizabeth, according to the Scottish Daily Express. He continued: “He had the ear of his mother, so whenever anything happened wrong in his world, he was directly to the queen.”
The royal author Tom Queen Andrew claims that he is always right. He said: “He also believes that he will make a better king than his brother, for the simple reason is the man of manly who is not his brother.”
While his author, Valentine Lu, narrated an accident where Andrew was “stunningly rude” to the former journalist secretary of Queen James Rosko. The accident occurred during the participation of a rainy day in Richmond Park, London.
The day soon it became clear, the author said that no umbrella came to the umbrella. With half an hour to go, he claims that Mr. Rosko has been sent for one recovery.
As mentioned earlier in the mirror, Mr. Rosko was said to have found a group of army officers awaiting the arrival of the queen. He asked the most young, leader, to find an umbrella as well as a person who can “ideally” carry it next to the Queen, according to the mirror.
The master tells that Prince Andrew faced the press secretary, and he demands fiercely: “Who do you ask these men to find you from the umbrella?
She was shocked by the drum of the Duke, watched the Queen's assistants as an officer in the end guaranteeing an umbrella. About a week later, during a conversation on another issue, the Queen inquired about the press secretary if he had asked the Duke of York “to bring you an umbrella?”
According to Mr. Lu, Andrew had woven his story to the Queen, and realized his mistake on the right on her employee. The journalist answered: “What do you think, madam? Do you think I asked the Duke of York to bring an umbrella?” However, the case was dropped.
Buckingham Palace was contacted to respond.
