Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor lawyers respond as new drama stirs for ex-royal
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August 25, 2026
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have been keeping a low-profile in the public but his short-lived peace would be disrupted soon, as new – literal and figurative – brews.The shamed ex-prince, who had been ousted by King Charles...
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor lawyers respond as new drama stirs for ex-royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have been keeping a low-profile in the public but his short-lived peace would be disrupted soon, as new – literal and figurative – brews.
The shamed ex-prince, who had been ousted by King Charles from the royal fold, no longer holds royal titles and privileges after his ties with Jeffrey Epstein were exposed in the Epstein files.
Lawyers of the former Duke of York will be depicted in a new film titled, The Janitor, which stars Peaky Blinders actor Harry Kirton as a publicist who cleans up the elite’s scandals. In one of the scenes ‘The Table of Filth’ will showcase Andrew’s downfall.
According to a report by The Daily Mail, Andrew’s legal team declined to give Andrew’s side of the story and stated that they do not wish to engage with the production.
Moreover, Buckingham Palace received two separate approaches from the production team but offered no response on either occasion.
It is possible that silence is maintained due to the ongoing investigation taking place locally and internationally. Andrew was also arrested in February for being a suspect in misconduct in public office.
The show is set to feature various high-profile names in scandals. While Andrew has denied all wrong-doings but allegations against have been severe.
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