Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's plight exposes biggest issue in Beatrice, Edo Mapelli Mozzi's marriage

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's plight exposes biggest issue in Beatrice, Edo Mapelli Mozzi's marriage
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's plight exposes biggest issue in Beatrice, Edo Mapelli Mozzi's marriage Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's situation with the Royal Family has just exposed something foundational wrong between his ex-wife and his son-in-law. This exposé has been shared by a well placed source that is close to the family. According to them, 'Sarah has never gelled with Edo,' not even back when her daughter newly married the Italian Count. They also say, 'he's complained that she looked down her nose at him for years and made it very clear that she didn't consider him worthy of her daughter.' According to Woman's Day 'that's something he tolerated and learned to bite his lip about, but only because he had to.' But with Fergie in self-imposed exile, and Andrew shifted to a much smaller royal home than he was used to in his prime, 'things are very different' and 'he's not pulling any punches or tiptoeing around the situation anymore.' What's worse is that its been said 'in no uncertain terms' by Edo to Bea, that 'her parents are poisonous characters who are dragging them – as well as Eugenie and Jack – down by association'. Him doing so has also had a bad impact on her because 'it's put Beatrice in a truly awful position, because she still loves her mother dearly and worries how she'll react if they cut her off entirely.' Near the end they also said, 'but even she would be hard pressed to deny that [Sarah] hasn't done this to herself, ultimately. She's forever interfering and making digs about Edo, so this was always going to come to a head eventually, regardless of the Epstein scandal.'

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