Charles has signaled that there'll be no return for Andrew to his military patronages, as the king hands cherished role to Queen Camilla.
The announcement that Charles has now given Andrew's former Grenadier Guards colonelcy to Camilla comes as the king looks ahead to the royal ceremonial events of 2023.
The British royal family have long associations with the armed forces, and as king, Charles is now commander-in-chief across the services., which takes place every June and also marks the sovereign's official birthday. Each year, members of the royal family attend the trooping, which is held in Horse Guards Parade and is closed with an air force flypast at Buckingham Palace.
Kate Middleton has taken over as colonel of the Irish Guards from her husband, a role he had held since 2011, and William has been appointed colonel of the Welsh Guards, taking over from his father.
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