Disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is experiencing heightened isolation and will be faced with a stark reminder of his losses during a significant royal event today, according to reports.

Today, the Royal Family will gather for the annual Order of the Garter ceremony at Windsor Castle. The event will feature prominent figures like the King, Queen, and Prince William parading through the castle grounds adorned in white plumed hats and dark blue velvet robes, followed by a special service at St George’s Chapel.

Formerly a member of the order, the ex-Duke of York used to participate in the procession and celebrations. However, due to recent controversies and the revocation of his royal titles, he will not partake in any activities today.

Sources close to the ex-prince revealed that such occasions serve as a stark reminder of his downfall, leaving him feeling increasingly isolated and alone.

Recently seen near his new residence on the Sandringham estate, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor appeared with a healing bruise on his cheek, which had raised speculation but was attributed to a minor medical issue.

The Order of the Garter, established by King Edward III nearly 700 years ago, is the oldest and most esteemed Order of Chivalry in Britain, comprising the Sovereign, the Queen, select members of the Royal Family, and up to 24 companions recognized for their contributions to public service or personal service to the monarch.

The ex-Duke’s public appearances have been limited following security concerns, though he was spotted subletting cottages on the Royal Lodge grounds, despite paying minimal rent for his former residence.

The Order of the Garter ceremony stands as a poignant symbol of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s fall from grace, underlining his current state of isolation and estrangement from his former royal life.