King Charles won't take 'only' good thing left in Prince Andrew life

King Charles III will not disrespect Prince Andrew by removing him form the upcoming Royal event.

His Majesty, who has all the power to disgrace his younger brother with the Royal blow, will not go that far, notes expert.

Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers believes the 74-year-old is honouring "probably the only thing" left for his younger brother.

"It's an interesting situation for the King," he said. "How much does he want Andrew to be seen in public.

"I suppose he just wants him to try and retire and not cause him any grief. He'll just hope that Andrew kind of fades into the background.

"Andrew is still holding a wish to come back to royal life, but I can't imagine that will happen.

Speaking on the possibility of him being removed from the Garter, Mr Myers added: "There have been removals from the Garter, it's really totally within the gift of the King. And there's no way Charles is going to do that to his brother".

This comes as Prince Andrew is also asked to leave his resience, The Royal Lodge, in the final act of banishment after Queen Elizabeth II death.