King Charles finds himself grappling with the fallout of his brother’s past ties with Jeffrey Epstein.

Commenting on the same, royal insider Roya Nikkah recently argued that the scandal surrounding Prince Andrew weighs heavily on the monarch’s reign, and he has his mother to blame.

According to her, the 'Andrew issue' is not a new problem but rather one that stems from decisions made by the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Reportedly, her deep affection for the 65-year-old Prince often clouded her judgment and is now causing significant complications for her successor.

Earlier this month, Kate Middleton swapped her royal diary for a writer’s desk, releasing an essay titled The Power of Human Connection in a Distracted World, co-authored with Harvard University professor Robert Waldinger.

In it, the Princess of Wales warned that the ceaseless glow of our devices is fueling an 'epidemic of disconnection,' a modern malaise she fears could affect the young the most.

It’s the kind of rallying cry that hits close to home for many and one that has now sparked a debate among royal watchers.

When Princess Anne runs out of patience, it usually means the situation has gone too far.

As Prince Andrew's controversial ties with Jeffrey Epstein play out in the media, the Princess Royal is said to have grown ‘fed up’ of her younger brother.

Following months of speculation and family discussions, Andrew announced via Buckingham Palace that he would be giving up his remaining titles and honors, including his dukedom.

While his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, reportedly fully supports his decision, royal author Christopher Anderson revealed that Anne’s reaction was less forgiving.

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