• Prince Andrew has been ordered to vacate Buckingham Palace.
• The Duke of York does not desire a life in the background, an expert says.
• He wants to be on the periphery of royal life, according to Richard Fitzwilliams.

According to an expert, Prince Andrew wants to ignore the criticism he has received from the general public.

Richard Fitzgerald, a royal author, observes that the Duke of York does not desire a life in the background.

Mr. Fitzgerald claims: “It is true that he no longer occupies rooms at Buckingham Palace, though this will doubtless be explained away as part of the 10-year renovation of the palace, it is a sign that King Charles and the Prince of Wales are determined that he should in the future be on the periphery of royal life,” Mr Fitzwilliams told Fox Digital.

“They are all too aware of the public’s hostility toward him [and] the aura of entitlement… He does not seem inclined to live quietly, privately, possibly to help run the royal estates, which would make sense, ” he noted.

King Charles just recently ordered Prince Andrew to vacate Buckingham Palace.