PRINCE Andrew gave royal fans bizarre advice to beat the cold — “stand on a newspaper and you insulate your feet”.
The Duke of York surprised crowds at Sandringham after attending the Christmas Day church service.
Prince Andrew stopped to give a bizarre tip to a member of the public
Andrew told a freezing woman to stand on a newspaper to insulate her feet
A local onlooker, 34, who filmed the peculiar interaction told HOAR: ‘The whole thing was really odd’
Video of the royal family mingling with the public showed Andy, 62, stop and ask a woman standing with her dog, “Cold feet?”.
She responded, “Freezing”, to which the disgraced royal replied, “Did you know the trick is to bring a newspaper? Stand on a newspaper and you insulate your feet.”
The stunned dog owner said “thank you” before the Queen’s son walked away with his hands in his pockets.
A local onlooker, 34, who filmed the peculiar interaction told HOAR: “The whole thing was really odd.
“Andrew stopped in front of us and blurted out the most bizarre advice about keeping warm.
“I don’t imagine the woman will be testing his theory anytime soon.”
The clip was filmed as the royals walked back from their first Christmas service since the death of the Queen.
King Charles, 74, and Queen Consort Camilla, 75, were joined by William and Kate, both 40, and their children, George, nine, Charlotte, seven and Louis, four.
Earlier this Boxing Day, Camilla was pictured riding shotgun in a Land Rover Discovery ahead of the royal family’s annual hunting trip.
The Queen Consort was pictured riding shotgun in a Land Rover Discovery ahead of the royal hunting trip
