‘No royal role, no funding, no public future’
Since then, Andrew has maintained a low profile, largely staying at his Windsor home. His public appearances have been rare, most recently attending the Duchess of Kent’s funeral, where he was briefly seen speaking with Prince William.
However, reports suggest the Waleses have now taken a firm stance as Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl is set for release next week.
“This is the chapter William and Kate have dreaded,” the insider reiterated. “They want Andrew permanently off the stage. Together, William and Kate are said to have drawn up what aides privately call the final line — no royal role, no funding, and no future public appearances for Andrew.”
The source added that this marks “the firmest position yet” and could finally see the Yorks — Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson — excluded from the royal inner circle for good.
Kensington Palace has been contacted for comment.
William and Andrew’s strained relationship
Although neither William nor Andrew has publicly spoken about their relationship, royal insiders have long suggested the pair do not get along.
Observers believe that Andrew’s scandals have deeply strained family ties and that William, as future king, will take a hard line on accountability and modern standards within the monarchy.
One royal commentator even suggested that Andrew “should fear the day William becomes king” — a day that could formally close the curtain on his role in royal life once and for all.
