Prince Andrew can no longer bring himself to walk the late Queen Elizabeth II's beloved corgis, instead sending Palace staff to exercise the dogs at Windsor, according to a royal source. The Duke of York,

During the COVID lockdown, Prince Andrew had gifted two corgis to his mother, Queen Elizabeth, to lift her spirits.

Prince Andrew, 64, is reportedly "sulking" about his latest Chinese spy scandal to the point where he is "neglecting" the late Queen Elizabeth II's corgis he inherited upon her death. "He's so down and demoralized he hasn’t even been able to get himself motivated to take the dogs for a walk,

King Charles' brother Prince Andrew has reportedly refused to walk the late Queen’s corgis as he struggles with feelings of demoralization.

Prince Andrew is reportedly so despondent amid his recent spy scandal and subsequent Christmas snub that he won’t walk his corgis. The Duke of York inherited the pups from his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II – but now he gets his staff members to walk them around the grounds,

Amid the alleged spy controversy, insiders claim Prince Andrew cannot bring himself to walk late Queen Elizabeth II's corgis.

SULKING Prince Andrew is so dejected by his fall from grace he is refusing to walk the late Queen’s corgis. The disgraced Duke of York, 64, gets flunkies to take the beloved pets out into the

Sulking Prince Andrew is so dejected by his fall from grace he is refusing to walk the late Queen’s corgis. The disgraced Duke of York, 64, gets flunkies to take the beloved pets out into the grounds at Windsor instead, an exclusive in The Sun reported.

According to a ruling from Britain’s High Court issued earlier this week, Andrew was “prepared to enter into business activities” with the alleged spy, Chinese businessman Yang Tenbo, also known as Chris Yang, who the court said gained an “unusual degree of trust” with the beleaguered prince.