The death of Queen Elizabeth II has meant that many members of the Royal family have been hugely in the public eye. From King Charles III visiting Wales for the first time as King to Prince George and Princess Charlotte attending the Queen's state funeral, all focus has been on the Royal family.
This included Prince Andrew, the Queen's middle son, who was stripped of his miliitary and HRH titles in early 2022 and resigned from public roles in May 2020, after his controversial Newsnight interview about his relationship with late convicted sex offender, Jeffery Epstien. Now Royal biographer Tina Brown has said that the Queen's funeral will be the "last time that you are going to see him in public life."
Speaking on the ITV morning show Lorraine Tina explained that now Andrew's "protector" the Queen had gone, it was very unlikely Andrew would have a key role in the Royal family. She said: "That's it for Andrew. You saw how bereft he looked because his one protector has gone."
