All Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor wants for Christmas is a seat at the royal family dinner table.
Though he vehemently denies any wrongdoing, the former prince, 65, agreed to relinquish his royal title and residency over his connection to Jeffrey Epstein — and for that, a source says, Andrew believes that he, ex-wife Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson and daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie deserve to attend the annual Sandringham supper.
“Andrew can’t believe his time as a royal is well and truly over now and that the family don’t want him darkening the door ever again, especially over the holidays,” shares the source. “At this point, his biggest priority is to hold onto anything and everything that he can.”
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The ex-Duke of York is pushing for as much money as he can get from King Charles III, the source adds, and refusing to hand over any of the trinkets and family jewels that his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, bequeathed to him during her lifetime.
He’s also kicking up a major stink over Queen Camilla’s role in his eviction from the Royal Lodge, reveals the source. “Andrew says it’s obvious she wants the estate for herself and he’ll be damned if she gets away with punishing him and his family for the sake of her own greed.”
It’s caused a major headache for the monarchy, especially for Charles, 77, and Prince William, “who just want Andrew gone at this point,” says the source. “They’re worried he’s going to sabotage the holidays for everyone.”
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