Queen Elizabeth II died on the 8th local time and the coffin arrived at St Giles Cathedral on the 12th. The Queen’s four children were accompanied and escorted on the journey, including Prince Andrew, who was involved in a sex scandal. Andrew), appeared in civilian dress and clothes, which was different from the honorary uniforms of the other three, which attracted attention.
According to extensive foreign media reports, four children appeared to be escorting the late Queen of England during the process of moving her soul. King Charles III, Princess Anne and Prince Edward all wore the honorary uniforms of the British royal family. Only Prince Andrew wore a suit and escorted the queen’s coffin discreetly.
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Prince Andrew was previously involved in the sexual assault case of American financier Epstein (Jeffrey Epstein), and Andrew was sued by American woman Giffre (Virginia Giuffre), who was sexually assaulted by Andrew in 2001, when he was 17. years. Three times and violent treatment, although the two sides have reached a compensation agreement, but in January this year the British royal family announced that Prince Andrew has renounced his military rank and public office, so not could show up in honorary military uniforms when escorting the queen’s coffin.
Despite Prince Andrew’s public re-emergence due to the Queen’s death, the British public still has negative views on Andrew and his older brother Charles III is unlikely to return to Andrew’s royal duties. After the Queen’s death, Prince Andrew will join his ex-wife to take care of his mother’s dog.
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