Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson will be mocked in a new pantomime, a veteran performer has revealed.
This comes as the disgraced former royal spent his Christmas isolated 140 miles away from the rest of the Royal Family at Royal Lodge, while the rest of his relatives celebrated at King Charles’s Sandringham estate.
The former Duke and Duchess of York’s connections to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein have led to intense scrutiny and the removal of Andrew’s royal titles.
Now, legendary entertainer Christopher Biggins has revealed a gag aimed at the pair occurs during the new Robin Hood pantomime at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson are being mocked in a new pantomime
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The 77-year-old revealed: “The Royal Family will never be the same again.
“I have a gag in the pantomime, I get drawn on in a carriage pulled by two horses and I say, ‘These are the royal horses, Fergie and Andrew,’ which I’m sure will get a laugh.
“I don’t feel sorry for Andrew, I think he’s behaved ridiculously. I think if he’d been honest and said, ‘Yes, I had sex with that girl’ then none of this would have happened.
“Now there’s a vendetta against the whole Royal Family. I think William will take out the scissors and cut things,” he predicted to the Telegraph.
Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing and has claimed that he never met Virginia Giuffre.
Both of Andrew’s daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, were both seen enjoying Christmas alongside the rest of the Royal Family at Sandringham.
King Charles has reportedly made it known that he continues to hold both of his nieces in high esteem.
Christopher Biggins has revealed he will mock the former royals in the pantomime
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Royal fans made sure to show their support for Beatrice and Eugenie when they were spotted on the Christmas morning procession to St Mary Magdalene Church.
One fan posted a video on TikTok showing Princess Beatrice and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, where the fan said she was “so glad” to see her at the customary procession.
In the clip, Princess Beatrice appeared to mouth: “That’s very kind, thank you!”
The user, Karen Anvil, wrote alongside the post: “SO GLAD she came! Look at her hands, she was so anxious. She is extremely underrated. Wonderful royal!”
The comment section of the video was then flooded with messages of support for Beatrice and her sister.
One fan said: “Why should they be blamed for the actions of their father?!”
Beatrice and Eugenie were both spotted at Sandringham to celebrate Christmas with the rest of the Royal Family
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A third added: “She’s soooo lovely. Great asset to the Royal Family.”
A fourth argued: “She’s done nothing wrong, people should just leave her alone. She’s a good person!”