King Charles fears rising revolt amid Andrew crisis
The king was heckled at a public appearance
King Charles is reportedly “terrified” of the growing public hate amid the Andrew scandal.
After the former duke renounced his royal titles, the king made an appearance at Staffordshire where he was heckled by a lone protestor.
Andrew’s situation has left the royal family in deep trouble as the growing public sentiment towards him worsens.
According to reporter Rob Shuter’s Shuter Scoop, the monarch was left “furious and deeply rattled” by the incident even though he did not flinch at the spot completely ignoring the individual.
The protestor raised questions regarding Andrew and Epstein and Charles’ involvement in their relationship.
Rob wrote “Charles has spent his entire life preparing to be King — not to be heckled in the streets like a politician. Charles can handle criticism. But this isn’t criticism anymore — it’s revolt.”
Britons are bothered by Andrew’s scandals and that has been distracting focus from the royal family’s primary objectives.
The questions echoed through the crowd depicting what the general British public is feeling right now as the MPs in the Parliament questioned Andrew’s living situation at the Royal Lodge.
The prince is now embroiled in scandals as he facing the risk of losing his residence of 20 years, Royal Lodge.
