Prince Andrew’s presence at the Sandringham Royal Walkabout may have given the impression that he is regaining his position within the royal family, but according to an expert, this is far from the truth.

Angela Levin, a royal commentator and biographer, believes that the disgraced prince is still very much on the outside, despite his appearance among well-wishers during the festive season.

Levin expressed her views on the Palace’s Christmas activities during an interview on Sky News Australia.

She stated that Prince Andrew is not allowed to engage in any official duties or attend events.

He has also been stripped of his HRH title.

However, it is clear that there is still a familial relationship with him, as King Charles has made that decision.

In a surprising turn of events, Sarah Ferguson, also known as Fergie, joined the royal family for Christmas for the first time in 32 years.

While Prince Andrew remains on the periphery, his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, seems to be making her way back into the inner royal sanctum.

Queen Camilla appears to hold no grudges and has welcomed her back.

The invitation extended to Fergie has sparked speculation about the reasons behind it.

One commentator, Robert Hardman, author of “Charles III, New King.

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The Inside Story,” suggests that it may be due to King Charles’ fondness for Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, the daughters of the Duke and Duchess of York.

When asked about the significance of Sarah Ferguson’s presence at Sandringham, Hardman stated that life moves on and it is a readjustment.

He referred to King Charles’ Christmas Day speech, in which he emphasized compassion.

Sarah Ferguson had been somewhat isolated since the breakdown of her marriage in the mid-90s, but now she has been reintegrated into the family.

Richard Kaye, a columnist for The Daily Mail, believes that Sarah Ferguson’s loyalty to Prince Andrew played a significant role in her invitation.

He pointed out that her ex-husband, Andrew, was by her side during the church service on Monday.

Despite Andrew’s fall from grace over the past four years, Sarah Ferguson has remained a steadfast and supportive companion.

Their connection traces back almost 40 years to a royal Ascot house party where they first fell in love.

In conclusion, while Prince Andrew may have made an appearance at the Sandringham Royal Walkabout, it is clear that he is still on the outside of the royal fold.

On the other hand, Sarah Ferguson seems to be regaining her position within the inner sanctum of the royal family.

The reasons behind her invitation to Christmas festivities are speculated to be due to King Charles’ affection for their daughters and her unwavering loyalty to Prince Andrew.