King Charles resists the “request” to expel Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

After the revelation of fawning messages that Ferguson sent to the late sexual offender, Jeffrey EpsteinSeveral organizations have chosen links with the Duchess of York.

Now, with the scandal throwing a shadow on the monarchy, the question is how the king will react, when William asks him to throw the couple?

While Prince William has taken a more difficult position and wants the divorced couple to be removed from the royal house, the king does not want to ban them completely. Unlike Castaways, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, his brother and sister-in-law are faithful to the crown.

According to the initiates, the king’s reluctance to exile the pair is supposed to recognize their loyalty, prevent Ferguson from behaving like the Sussex and to maintain the wishes of Queen Elizabeth.

William, however, considers this moment to be the ideal chance of distributing the Royals of Andrew and Ferguson, which he considered opportunists and long regarded an embarrassment before the last scandal of Sarah.

The source noted William’s expression as she was standing next to Andrew at the funeral of the Duchess of Kent, saying that she was showing a clear disapproval, and added that keeping the duo in the royal fold is a shame.

“William feels even more strongly than the King that Endrew and Fergie are an embarrassment and will urge his father to act,” the informant at the Daily Mail told. “The perspective of this pair of chancers retaliated [at events] look terrible.

Although the 76-year-old monarch cannot expel the former giron couple, he can perhaps prevent them from joining the royal family during public events such as Christmas.

In addition, he can go so far as to expel them from their Windsor house, Royal Lodge, a stage that the Prince of Wales insists would have the bare minimum.

The informant also revealed the difference between Ferguson and the scandal of Andrew and Harry and Meghan is that they have never publicly criticized the monarchy or the king.

They continued: “Andrew’s friends say that even in private, they never heard him say a bad word about his brother.”

The king’s struggle on the opportunity to break the ties with Sarah Ferguson comes shortly after a charitable organization for leading children, Julia’s house, removed it as a boss.

As The Blast reported, the Hospice, once described by Ferguson as a “sanctuary of harmony”, published a statement explaining that his messages to Jeffrey Epstein have made her inappropriate for her to remain in the role.

While the organization thanked her for her past contributions, she finally put an end to her association with her, signaling to what extent her reputation was damaged.

Ferguson’s reputation made a big blow this week after the 2011 messages surfaced online, which shows him a private excuse with Epstein only a few weeks after having publicly denounced and claiming to have broken the relationships.

In one of the texts, she described it as “unshakable, generous and supreme friend”, before having confessed that she had only moved away to protect her career as an author for children.

Other emails have shown that the 65-year-old man expressing his warmth towards the financier in disgrace, writing: “Sometimes the heart speaks better than words. You have my heart. With a lot of love, my dear Jeffrey.”

In another, she asked for forgiveness for having dissociated from him, writing: “I humbly have to apologize to you and your heart for that.”