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“Prince Andrew Spotted with Bruise Near Sandringham Estate”

Prince Andrew, also known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, was seen near his new residence on the Sandringham estate just before the King’s official birthday parade, still displaying a noticeable bruise on his cheek.

The former Duke of York was observed driving his car with the bruise, which appeared to be in the healing process. A week ago, he had been photographed driving with a significant red mark extending from his eye down his right cheek and around his mouth.

Speculation arose regarding the cause of the bruise, but sources close to the prince indicated that it was due to a minor medical issue. This sighting marked Andrew’s first public appearance in weeks following a security incident while walking his dogs near his home the previous month.

Coinciding with his appearance, news surfaced that he had been earning income by subletting three cottages within the Royal Lodge grounds, despite paying a nominal rent for his former residence.

The timing of Andrew’s sighting coincided with his brother, King Charles, celebrating his official birthday with the traditional Trooping the Colour ceremony. The event attracted crowds in Whitehall, with the royal family, including King Charles, the Queen, Kate, and their children, participating in the festivities.

The day featured a royal carriage procession along The Mall, with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis waving to onlookers alongside their mother, the Princess of Wales. Notably, Kate, Colonel of the Irish Guards, donned an ensemble by Catherine Walker and accessories by Philip Treacy.

The event included the participation of royal colonels such as Prince William, Princess Anne, and Prince Edward, showcasing precision marching by Guardsmen in their distinctive uniforms. The celebration culminated in the traditional fly-past of RAF aircraft over Buckingham Palace.

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