Prince William seemingly has no time for Prince Harry. And he reportedly has even less time for Prince Andrew!
According to the latest reports, the Prince of Wales, 42, has plans to completely remove his disgraced uncle from royal life – something which his father, King Charles, has been unable to do so far!
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Although Prince Andrew was stripped of his military titles and royal patronages and is no longer a working member of the royal family following his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he's still being quietly supported by his older brother.
King Charles has allowed Prince Andrew to remain living at Royal Lodge in Windsor – despite many failed attempts to evict him. But insiders seem to suggest that Prince William won't be nearly as accommodating the second he takes the throne.
Prince William Wants Prince Andrew To 'Vanish'
Royal commentator Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital that "Prince William has long had a strained and distant relationship with Andrew," before going on to say that the father-of-three holds "a grudge against his disgraced uncle."
"Andrew's future within the royal family is beyond bleak, since Prince William is firmly opposed to any public rehabilitation with no foreseeable path back. He wants Andrew to vanish from public view," Fordwich added.
That sentiment is echoed by veteran royal correspondent Jennie Bond, who reportedly told Closer Weekly, as per Fox News Digital: "William has been a strong voice in managing 'the Andrew problem' – he is adamant that there is no way back for his uncle."
We already know that Prince William wants to modernize and reshape the monarchy, and Bond explained that this plan for the monarchy's future is "extremely important" to ensure that there will never be a place for Prince Andrew.
"I think [the Prince and Princess of Wales] are completely united in doing all they can to keep the monarchy connected with the younger generation. They look modern, they act modern," Bond said.
