Although he left the palace behind when he attended boarding school as a teenager and later joined the Royal Navy, Andrew still maintained a suite of rooms at Buckingham Palace. He's said to have been especially meticulous about how the suite was arranged.

For example, his extensive collection of 72 teddy bears reportedly had to be organised in a very particular way on his bed. According to Charlotte Briggs, a former staff member for the royal household in the 1990s, it was of the utmost importance: “As soon as I got the job, I was told about the teddies, and it was drilled into me how he wanted them... I even had a day’s training," she told the British newspaper The Sun.

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