DISGRACED Prince Andrew has no chance of clawing his way back into the senior royal fold when Charles becomes King, an expert says.
The disgraced royal, 62, appears in a list of appointments to Her Maj in an official Ministry of Defence document published weeks after he settled an alleged sex assault case.
The Duke, who is no longer allowed to use his HRH title in any official capacity, always denied wrongdoing and the settlement accepted no liability in the matter.
But a royal expert has dismissed the possibility of Andrew being able to claw his way back under Charles' reign after daughters Eugenie & Beatrice recently stepped up.
Jonathan Sacerdoti told Express.co.uk: “I can't see any way that the Royal Family would try to push Prince Andrew, front and centre again anytime soon.
"I think that corresponds with an era when we're seeing the Royal Family slim down anyway, in terms of who's put out there to do a lot of public work.
“I think that the Queen has divided more of her role to the next generations in order to alleviate the burden on her at her old age, and that is entirely reasonable."
The expert also said this move would align with Charles' reported view to slim down the Monarchy.
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Here is what Prince William told the Lionesses after their historic Euros win
Prince William was present at the Euro’s final last weekend, as England made history by beating Germany 2-1 in an exhilarating match.
The Duke of Cambridge handed the Lionesses their medals, speaking to each of them individually, but what did he say?
England hero Williamson revealed how her conversation with the royal went.
Williamson told the England YouTube channel what was said during her interaction with him.
She said: “I think I went to shake his hand and he said, ‘Leah, bring it in’ and I said, ‘Thank you sir’.
“He was like, ‘I’m very proud of you all’.”
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Kate ‘mirrors’ daughter Charlotte in Commonwealth Games snaps, claims expert
A body language expert has claimed that Kate Middleton at times “mirrored” her daughter while they were together at the Commonwealth Games.
Body language pro Judi James had this to say: “Kate is known for her smile and laughter in public, but these poses show her looking a lot more spontaneous.
“At one point she sits open-mouthed in what looks like playful shock or indignation.
“Kate appears to be taking her lead from Charlotte and mirroring her slightly, which clearly shows they are sharing the fun and losing themselves in the moment.
“Charlotte’s dramatic facial expressions that include sticking out her tongue, widening her eyes and looking totally engrossed show an immersion that could only come from a lack of shyness and self-awareness.
“It is so good to see Kate following suit, even in a more subtle way.”
- henry moore
In pictures: The Sandringham Flower Show
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall attended the Flower Show, in Kings Lynn on 27 July.
Norfolk’s famous flower show entered its 139th year, and is usually attended by around 15,000 people, including the Prince of Wales and his wife Camilla.
This is the show’s big return after not being in operation since 2019, due to Covid-19.
Prince Charles and Camilla have attended since 2005, it certainly is an event they greatly enjoy.
Pictured you can see Camilla, pouring over some incredible gingerbread houses with quaint little gardens, so intricately made!
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Prince Andrew’s chances of making a comeback to royal life are slim
A royal expert has claimed that Prince Andrew has a very low chance of making his way back into the public eye as a working royal.
Following the Epstein sex scandal, Prince Andrew has been pushed out of his royal duties.
Despite this, the Queen has involved him (albeit very minimally) in certain events, such as Prince Philips funeral.
However, a royal commentator has said that under Prince Charles, Andrew’s older brother, he has no chance of making a comeback.
Jonathan Sacerdoti told the Express: “I can’t see any way that the royal family would try to push Prince Andrew, front and centre again any time soon.”
He continued: “In due course when Prince Charles is the Monarch I think we will see even more steps to slim down the working royal family.
“Part of the reason for that will be to avoid any controversies about individuals or to avoid putting anyone out there who feel they might not command the same level of respect that the Monarch themselves commands.”
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Charlotte is using the Queen as a ‘body language role model’, expert claims
The young royal clearly looks up to Her Majesty, according to body language pro Judi James.
Charlotte was spotted out with her parents at the Commonwealth Games this week.
Discussing the moment Charlotte shook the hand of Dominica swimmer Warren Lawrence, Judi said: “We’ve seen her shaking hands in a very royal meet and greet ritual before, but she has often needed a little nudging to do so.
“Here though she looks quite keen to shake hands and is actually enjoying the process.
“Her arm is held up at a very assured angle and she uses eye contact and an eye smile as she performs a pretty convincing ‘social’ mouth smile.
“The angle of her hand and her facial expression are so similar to the Queen’s there is a hint she might have been using ‘Gan Gan’ as her body language role model.”
- henry moore
Royals updates live!
Check for new updates on the royal family and her Majesty the Queen here at The Sun.
Royal fans are currently awaiting the release of Prince Harry’s tell all memoir, and the couple’s Netflix documentary, while the Queen continues to come back stronger from her mobility issues.
Stay tuned here for updates everyday!
- henry moore
Inside the Cambridges’ love of sailing
It is no secret that Will and Kate love sailing, and according to a royals expert, the couple are now trying to get their kids into the activity.
Royal editor Ingrid Seward told Fabulous: “Kate has recently been taking them for sailing lessons and on a recent trip to Tresco in the Scilly Islands where they go every summer, they bike all over the island and can go shopping in the local stores and out on boats, which was exactly how William and Harry spent part of their summer when they were children.”
This is just one part of the couple’s summer plans for their kids, as they look impart their love of sport onto George, Charlotte and Louis.
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Meghan and Harry continue to struggle with content
One of the key ways the couple planned to support themselves after quitting the royal family was with content ventures.
Meghan Markle had a show slated for Netflix called Pearl, which was cancelled earlier this year.
There is reportedly ongoing production work on Harry‘s documentary, Soul of Invictus, which will take a deep dive into the 2020 Invictus Games.
The couple also reportedly have a personal documentary/reality show following their lives, and a series being co-produced with Oprah, The Me You Can’t See, for Netflix.
Harry also has a memoir reportedly being released this Autumn.
Besides the above though, it’s thought that the couple are hitting a number of content dead ends and will pay the price financially.
- henry moore
Royals continue Commonwealth Games duties
As the Commonwealth Games continue to enthral sports fans across the globe, the royal family is continuing their appearances across the events.
Today, the Earl and Countess of Wessex attended the netball.
The couple were all smiles as they enjoyed the summer sunshine.
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Royals updates live!
Check for new updates on the royal family and her Majesty the Queen here at The Sun.
Royal fans are currently awaiting the release of Prince Harry’s tell all memoir, and the couple’s Netflix documentary, while the Queen continues to come back stronger from her mobility issues.
Stay tuned here for updates everyday!
- Lauren Lomas
Princess Diana's ex-bodyguard to release brand new book on her life
Ken Wharfe, who worked in close protection of the late Princess, "reassesses her life" on the 25th anniversary of her death.
The Princesses bodyguard started working with her in the mid 1980s and continued to do so for many years.
In an article for the Mail on Sunday, Ken touchingly revealed there were no "barriers" between the two, despite Lady Diana obviously being royalty.
He had heard in briefings while training for the job that the royals are "not your friends," but Diana was "different".
Ken discusses her incredibly unique traits, and why we are still positively obsessed with Lady Diana, 25 years after she died.
The book, Remembering The Princess, will be released on 14 August, for £18 RRP.
- Lauren Lomas
Princess Diana's stark warning to Camilla when she caught her alone with Charles (2/2)
Reportedly the late Lady Diana confronted Camilla, who is now married to Prince Charles.
An ex-bodyguard of Princess Diana, said that the Princess marched up to Charles and Camilla, warning them: "Please don't treat me like an idiot, I know what's going on."
Ken Wharfe and Diana found Charles and Camilla just talking whilst sitting on the sofa in a basement during a party.
But he said that this moment was “an indicator that the end was nigh” for Charles and Diana.
Mr Wharfe is about to release a brand new book on Lady Diana's life, called, Remembering the Princess.
The book will mark the 25th anniversary of her tragic death, when she died aged just 36 years old.
- Lauren Lomas
Princess Diana's stark warning to Camilla when she caught her alone with Charles (1/2)
Reportedly the late Lady Diana confronted Camilla, who is now married to Prince Charles.
An ex-bodyguard of Princess Diana, said that the Princess marched up to Charles and Camilla, warning them: "Please don't treat me like an idiot, I know what's going on."
Speaking to Ranvir Singh on ITV's Lorriane, Ken Wharfe spoke of how Diana realised she couldn't find her husband, Charles, or Camilla.
He said she was "distressed" and that everyone was surprised she attended the party, because she didn't particularly know anyone there.
Wharfe and Diana found Charles and Camilla just talking whilst sitting on the sofa in a basement, but he said that this moment was "an indicator that the end was nigh" for Charles and Diana.
- Lauren Lomas
Could Prince Harry reign in memoir bombshells?
Royal experts believe Prince Harry will "tone down" any controversial revelations in his very highly anticipated memoir.
The "truthful and wholly accurate" memoir will be released at the end of this year.
It has been rumoured that Prince Harry has had meetings with the Queen, and he may have "spiked his guns."
Expert, Richard Kay, told True Royalty TV's The Royal Beat that "Harry is having second thoughts about when he publishes this book at all."
He said: "The book was competed we believe, in January, at least Harry's part of it.
"That was really when Harry was still at peak rage."
Richard thinks there has been considerable "rapprochement" and that Harry "will wind it down a bit."
- Lauren Lomas
Kate Middleton is about to bring back a HUGE ballet flat resurgence
If you thought you saw the back of the ballet flats trend, guess again, because Kate Middleton just sported them, looking cooler than ever.
The Duchess of Cambridge donned a crisp white Alexander McQueen suit, looking totally dapper in cool tones.
She wore a white t-shirt, high waisted white cigarette pants and a tailored blazer.
Her look was topped off with a pair of what looks like Gianvito Rossi pumps.
The look was worn to The Commonwealth Games as she visited the SportsAid House with Prince William and daughter, Princess Charlotte.
- Lauren Lomas
Meghan and Harry continue to struggle with content
One of the key ways the couple planned to support themselves after quitting the royal family was with content ventures.
Meghan Markle had a show slated for Netflix called Pearl, which was cancelled earlier this year.
There is reportedly ongoing production work on Harry‘s documentary, Soul of Invictus, which will take a deep dive into the 2020 Invictus Games.
The couple also reportedly have a personal documentary/reality show following their lives, and a series being co-produced with Oprah, The Me You Can’t See, for Netflix.
Harry also has a memoir reportedly being released this Autumn.
Besides the above though, it’s thought that the couple are hitting a number of content dead ends and will pay the price financially.
- henry moore
The Sussexes should ‘stay out of politics’ says Thomas Markle Jr
Meghan Markle’s 56 year old half brother recently spoke out about Harry and Meghan’s public comments about American political matters.
Interviewed by Dan Wooton recently, Thomas Markle Jr discussed Prince Harry’s recent Nelson Mandela Day speech that he gave on 18 July.
Markle Jr simply said: “The Sussexes need to stick to rescue chickens in Motecito and stay out of politics.”
- henry moore
Here is what Prince William told the Lionesses after their historic Euros win
Prince William was present at the Euro’s final last weekend, as England made history by beating Germany 2-1 in an exhilarating match.
The Duke of Cambridge handed the Lionesses their medals, speaking to each of them individually, but what did he say?
England hero Williamson revealed how here conversation with the royal went.
Williamson told the England YouTube channel what was said during her interaction with him.
She said: “I think I went to shake his hand and he said, ‘Leah, bring it in’ and I said, ‘Thank you sir’.
“He was like, ‘I’m very proud of you all’.”
- henry moore
Kate 'mirrors' daughter Charlotte in Commonwealth Games snaps, claims expert
A body language expert has claimed that Kate Middleton at times "mirrored" her daughter while they were together at the Commonwealth Games.
Body language pro Judi James had this to say: "Kate is known for her smile and laughter in public, but these poses show her looking a lot more spontaneous.
"At one point she sits open-mouthed in what looks like playful shock or indignation.
"Kate appears to be taking her lead from Charlotte and mirroring her slightly, which clearly shows they are sharing the fun and losing themselves in the moment.
"Charlotte’s dramatic facial expressions that include sticking out her tongue, widening her eyes and looking totally engrossed show an immersion that could only come from a lack of shyness and self-awareness.
"It is so good to see Kate following suit, even in a more subtle way."
- Lauren Lomas
In pictures: The Sandringham Flower Show
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall attended the Flower Show, in Kings Lynn on 27 July.
Norfolk's famous flower show entered its 139th year, and is usually attended by around 15,000 people, including the Prince of Wales and his wife Camilla.
This is the show's big return after not being in operation since 2019, due to Covid-19.
Prince Charles and Camilla have attended since 2005, it certainly is an event they greatly enjoy.
Pictured you can see Camilla, pouring over some incredible gingerbread houses with quaint little gardens, so intricately made!
- Lauren Lomas
Prince Andrew's chances of making a comeback to royal life are slim
A royal expert has claimed that Prince Andrew has a very low chance of making his way back into the public eye as a working royal.
Following the Epstein sex scandal, Prince Andrew has been pushed out of his royal duties.
Despite this, the Queen has involved him (albeit very minimally) in certain events, such as Prince Philips funeral.
However, a royal commentator has said that under Prince Charles, Andrew's older brother, he has no chance of making a comeback.
Jonathan Sacerdoti told the Express: "I can't see any way that the royal family would try to push Prince Andrew, front and centre again any time soon."
He continued: "In due course when Prince Charles is the Monarch I think we will see even more steps to slim down the working royal family.
"Part of the reason for that will be to avoid any controversies about individuals or to avoid putting anyone out there who feel they might not command the same level of respect that the Monarch themselves commands."
- henry moore
Charlotte is using the Queen as a 'body language role model', expert claims
The young royal clearly looks up to Her Majesty, according to body language pro Judi James.
Charlotte was spotted out with her parents at the Commonwealth Games this week.
Discussing the moment Charlotte shook the hand of Dominica swimmer Warren Lawrence, Judi said: "We’ve seen her shaking hands in a very royal meet and greet ritual before, but she has often needed a little nudging to do so.
"Here though she looks quite keen to shake hands and is actually enjoying the process.
"Her arm is held up at a very assured angle and she uses eye contact and an eye smile as she performs a pretty convincing ‘social’ mouth smile.
"The angle of her hand and her facial expression are so similar to the Queen’s there is a hint she might have been using 'Gan Gan' as her body language role model."
- henry moore
Royals updates live!
Check for new updates on the royal family and her Majesty the Queen here at The Sun.
Royal fans are currently awaiting the release of Prince Harry’s tell all memoir, and the couple’s Netflix documentary, while the Queen continues to come back stronger from her mobility issues.
Stay tuned here for updates everyday!
- henry moore
Inside the Cambridges' love of sailing
It is no secret that Will and Kate love sailing, and according to a royals expert, the couple are now trying to get their kids into the activity.
Royal editor Ingrid Seward told Fabulous: "Kate has recently been taking them for sailing lessons and on a recent trip to Tresco in the Scilly Islands where they go every summer, they bike all over the island and can go shopping in the local stores and out on boats, which was exactly how William and Harry spent part of their summer when they were children.”
This is just one part of the couple's summer plans for their kids, as they look impart their love of sport onto George, Charlotte and Louis.
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