In an unprecedented situation, His Majesty Charles III finds himself looking after his estranged brother, Andrew. As Andrew undergoes exile, he will be reliant on Charles for financial support. This arrangement is not a choice but a necessity dictated by circumstances.
Expert in royal affairs, Duncan Larcombe elaborated to The Mirror: “It seems King Charles has no other option but to cover his brother’s financial needs, which could involve substantial funding as the public might wish otherwise.”
Larcombe continued: “Despite public sentiment for Andrew’s hardships, he cannot be left homeless. He simply can’t secure a job or find work. It will fall on King Charles to financially sustain him until things stabilize.”
“There are no easy solutions,” Larcombe added. “These latest emails just add to the stench, they’re terrible news.”
At 77 years old, Charles III is mirroring his daughter-in-law’s strategy of drawing strength from an unsung hero outside the royal household as he continues his battle against cancer.
Charles’ wife, Queen Camilla, remains a constant support in this challenging period. The King and Carole Middleton have developed a strong bond over the tumultuous year that saw both him and Princess Diana diagnosed with cancer.
Together, they continue to navigate through their own personal trials, bolstered by each other’s unwavering dedication and love.