Queen Elizabeth II’s memorial service for Prince Philip was plunged into scandal when she let Prince Andrew play a starring role—just days after Prince William and Kate Middleton ‘s tour was hit by crisis. The Duke of York recently settled a sexual abuse lawsuit brought by Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of raping her when she was 17 in the early 2000s. He denied wrongdoing. However, he walked his mother into Westminster Abbey on March 29 for her biggest public appearance since a health scare torched her schedule in October and during a year that was supposed to be a celebration of her Platinum Jubilee. Andrew’s appearance had been expected, two separate sources told Newsweek prior to the event, because Philip was his father and a son has the right to grieve. However, the leading role the disgraced prince played, offering his elderly mother an arm in case she needed support, was a surprise. Prince Andrew as ‘The Stain’ The front pages made grim reading for the royals not only due to the condemnation of the decision, but also because anonymous briefings to some of Britain’s biggest news outlets paint a picture of royal divisions. The Daily… Read full this story
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