Prince William wanted Andrew banished immediately after 2019 BBC interview: report


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Prince William (right), who will someday ascend the British throne, has made no secret of his plans to entirely excise Andrew from royal life once he’s the king. Photos: AP

Prince William reportedly wanted then-Prince Andrew banished in 2019 as soon as he dished about his relationship with late Jeffrey Epstein in a now infamous interview with the BBC, according to a royals watcher.

No sooner had the segment aired on Nov 16, 2019, than William began pressuring his father, now King Charles III, and grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, to cut his creepy uncle loose, author Russell Myers told Us Weekly, the magazine reported Wednesday (Feb 25).

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