The squabble unfolded Christmastime 1999 at Sandringham Estate, northeast of London, when Younger brother Andrew refused to remove his toiletries from a bathroom earmarked for Prince Charles.
Princes Andrew and Charles once battled over the throne – in a bathroom — and the royal row got so heated the Queen had to intervene.
The squabble unfolded Christmastime 1999 at Sandringham Estate, northeast of London, when Younger brother Andrew, then 39, refused to remove his toiletries from a bathroom earmarked for Prince Charles, 51, “We were told not to move anything and not to touch anything in that bathroom because there was an ‘ongoing situation,’” Janette McGowan, then a Buckingham Palace maid who traveled with the royal family, told the outlet.
“When members of the Royal Family travel to Sandringham they are each allocated rooms and a bathroom. “But Prince Andrew took the bathroom that was allocated for the Prince of Wales and he wouldn’t budge and refused to take his stuff out of it. It turned into a bizarre stand-off.”“She actually had to have words with Andrew and say to him that he had to use the other bathroom and that was when he finally backed down.The incident unfolded during Christmastime in 1999 at Sandringham Estate.
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