Prince Andrew Invited Chinese Spy to Buckingham Palace & Other Royal Residences

It has just emerged that the disgraced Prince Andrew has invited a Chinese spy to Buckingham Palace and other royal residences.

The Chinese businessman, identified by the British Justice only as H6, was invited to events at Buckingham palace, St James’s Palace and Windsor Castle.

However, it turns out that Prince Andrews Chinese associate had been banned from Britain on national security grounds.

There is now speculation that Parliament may remove Andrews Royal title as the Duke of York

TGP reports: All the facts surrounding the espionage scandal came to light after a court heard that the Chinese individual, who was described as a ‘close confidant’ to Andrew, is banned from the UK on national security grounds.

The Telegraph reported:

“Buckingham Palace is understood to be investigating the various occasions when H6 entered royal residences, to ascertain with whom he may have had contact.

[…] H6 was allegedly invited into Buckingham Palace twice and also attended a function at St James’s Palace and an event at Windsor Castle.”

This comes after UK’s MI5 have been revealed to also be investigating money given to the Andrew’s business venture by Chinese donors with alleged links to H6.

Many link that to the fact that it is not known how the Duke is paying for the upkeep of the 30-bedroom Royal Lodge.

The King has been informed of the investigations and allegations before they became public.

The Chinese businessman brought a recourse to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission after then

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said he should be excluded from the UK back in March 2023.

“Judges were told that in a briefing for Mrs. Braverman in July last year, officials claimed the man had been in a position to generate relationships between prominent UK figures and senior Chinese officials ‘that could be leveraged for political interference purposes’.”

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield said Andrew is a ‘liability’ to both the monarchy and the British Government, and the situation is ‘a major headache for the King’.

GB News reported:

“The royal expert emphasized that Prince Andrew ‘continues to be a liability to the monarchy, but potentially now to the Government’.”

Representatives for Andrew said he has ‘followed advice from HMG and ceased all contact with the individual after concerns were raised’.

“They added: ‘The duke met the individual through official channels, with nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed. He is unable to comment further on matters relating to national security’.”