Prince Andrew is examined for his treatment reported by royal staff, with allegations that he asked for a member of the staff to be emotional due to one of his facial features.
According to reports, the Duke “disgraced” by York “did not like a mole on the face of man” and ordered his transfer.
According to TimeRoyal author Tom Quinn revealed that Andrew had a history of demonstration of “bad character”, in particular by allegedly asking that another member of the staff is reassured to wear a nylon tie.
“It is true that some members of the royal family can display acts of bad character,” said Quinn. “A former servant recalled how Prince Andrew insisted for a staff member to be transferred because he did not like a mole on the man’s face.”
The author also revealed that the Duke of York would have asked for another staff member to be reassigned for carrying a nylon tie.
Previously, Andrew has been described as “very difficult” to work with Paul Burrell saying that people “avoid” Andrew “because it was very difficult”.
“Prince Andrew was always explosive, shouting and always swore, and that’s something you don’t expect from a royal,” he said in a documentary The palace: what the royal servants have seen.
