US EditionPrince Andrew’s ‘Reckoning’: A Royal Crisis that Won’t Go Away
- Prince Harry has denied claims of a physical fight with Prince Andrew, which were published in a book by Andrew Lownie.
- A spokesperson for Prince Harry stated that the claims about a fight and comments about Meghan Markle are untrue and defamatory.
- Andrew Lownie discussed the legal action on social media following the Daily Mail's publication of his book's claims.
- The Duke of Sussex's legal team sent a letter to the Daily Mail to address the inaccuracies in their story.
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An unveiling book reveals piqued secrets about Prince Andrew – and provides deep insights into the scandalous life of the Queen son.
Prince Andrew’s ‘Reckoning’: A royal crisis that won’t go away
In her column on CTVNews.ca, royal commentator Afua Hagan writes about reaction to a bombshell new book on Prince Andrew by Andrew Lownie, which has once again cast a harsh spotlight on one of the most scandal-ridden figures in modern royal history.
Author of book that claims Harry 'punched' Andrew issues statement after royal's denial and threat of legal action
The author of a new book on the Royal Family that claims Prince Harry once punched Prince Andrew in the face has issued a statement following the Duke of Sussex's pursuit of legal action.Prince Harry has categorically denied having a physical fight with his uncle, Prince Andrew, with his legal team issuing a warning regarding the claim.Andrew Lownie also claims in his book 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York' that Prince Andrew cal…
A new book of revelation reveals Prince Andrew's scandalous double life, bringing the Royal into the greatest need of explanation.
Prince Andrew was the Queen's favorite son. Perhaps it's a good thing that the monarchy, who died in 2022, can no longer read a new book about him that is full of piqued details and revelations.
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