Sunday 19 June 2022 01:10 AM Disgraced Prince Andrew 'pulled out of Ascot because he was so angry with the ... trends now
Prince Andrew is reportedly furious with the heirs to the throne for preventing his return to public life at the Order of the Garter ceremony earlier this month.
The Duke of York had intended to participate in the full service, presided over by his mother the Queen at Windsor castle, but was restricted from some parts of the Knights of the Garter ceremony after Princes Charles and William voiced their displeasure, according to The Sun.
The disgraced Royal was then prevented from attending the festivities at Ascot this weekend and is said to be enraged at the meddling of The Queen's heirs.
There are fears the friction between the trio could trigger a fallout among the Royal Family during their upcoming summer retreat at Balmoral.
'Andrew is desperate to rebuild his life and wants his titles back,' a source told The Sun.
'But he is fuming with Charles and William for stopping his plans.'
The Queen decided to strip Andrew of his royal titles and right to use his HRH status amid the controversy brought about by his ties to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.
Prince Andrew is said to be furious with Princes William and Charles after they reportedly pushed for his exclusion from public Royal events amid his ties to convicted child sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attend the Order Of The Garter Service at St George's Chapel on June 13, 2022 in Windsor, England. Prince Andrew was excluded from some parts of the service
A source told the Evening Standard of William's involvement in getting Andrew banned from public participation in the Order of the Garter service: 'The Duke of Cambridge was adamant. If York insisted on taking part publicly, he would withdraw'. It would have also meant that his wife Kate would also not have attended (William and Kate are pictured with their kids earlier this month)
Buckingham Palace said that the Duke of York's absence from the Windsor Castle procession and Order of the Garter service was a 'family decision', but it is believed it came about after the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cambridge lobbied the Queen about his
