How do you solve a problem like Prince Andrew? That’s the question facing King Charles III as the long-running drama surrounding his 64-year-old brother roils Britain and the monarchy once again.

Prince Andrew - who along with his nephew Prince Harry is the perennial black sheep of Britain’s Royal Family - is in trouble yet again.

Royal sources say Prince Andrew has "done the right thing" after deciding not to join the rest of the Royal Family at Sandringham for Christmas and will instead stay at his Royal Lodge home

King Charles is reportedly furious over the Chinese spy scandal involving his brother Prince Andrew, according to multiple reports. A friend of the palace told The Daily Beast that the royal's patience is “wearing thin" tied to allegations that the Duke of York,

Prince Andrew, the British King's brother who stood back from public life following his disastrous TV interview justifying his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, is in the crosshairs of another scandal concerning his friendship with a man accused of being a Chinese spy.

King Charles is reportedly “furious” over reports that Prince Andrew had a Chinese spy staffer, according to the Daily Mail.

Prince Andrew has reportedly cut ties with a businessman accused of being a Chinese spy. Andrew, 64, said in a statement to the BBC on Saturday, December 14, that he “ceased all contact” with the individual.

Prince Andrew Under Scrutiny Over Links to Alleged Chinese Spy A suspected Chinese spy with ties to Prince Andrew has been banned from entering the U.K. due to national security concerns.The unnamed businessman reportedly attended Andrew’s birthday party and was authorised to represent him in dealings with Chinese partners.

Revelations that a suspected Chinese spy became a confidant of Prince Andrew have placed renewed scrutiny on the disgraced royal, further embarrassing the royal family. For the third consecutive day,

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield has warned that Prince Andrew is becoming a "liability" to both the monarchy and the British Government, amid concerns over potential espionage connections. Speaking to GB News,