Royal insiders have disclosed an unusual habit of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, involving discarded tissues at his residence, Royal Lodge. According to sources, the Duke frequently leaves used tissues on surfaces, expecting staff to clean them up—a practice that has raised eyebrows among household employees.
One source described the situation as "bizarre," noting that Andrew seems oblivious to the inconvenience caused. "He just drops them wherever he pleases—on tables, chairs, even the floor—and walks away," the insider claimed.
The revelation has sparked amusement and disbelief among royal commentators, with some suggesting it reflects a broader sense of entitlement. Others, however, argue it’s simply an odd personal quirk.
Royal Lodge, the Duke’s Windsor home, has been a focal point of controversy in recent years, particularly following Andrew’s withdrawal from public duties. This latest detail adds another layer to his already contentious public image.
Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on the matter, leaving the tissue tale to circulate as yet another curious footnote in royal history.
