‘Controversial’ Prince Philip Targeted for Explosive 2026 Takedown

The House of Windsor might want to brace itself — again.

Best-selling author Andrew Lownie, known for torching reputations inside Britain’s most famous family, is taking aim at a new royal target: the late Prince Philip. And according to insiders, palace aides are already “quietly panicking.”

Lownie, who lit up headlines with his bombshell-filled biography Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, didn’t wait long to line up his next royal exposé. After dismantling disgraced Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson in his last book, the relentless royal chronicler says he’s already deep into a no-holds-barred investigation into Queen Elizabeth’s late husband.

Set for a summer 2026 release, Lownie’s upcoming biography promises a “warts and all” deep-dive into Philip’s life — and sources say it could unleash even more scandal than his previous work. The author has already uncovered classified materials, including a 100-year-sealed school report on Philip’s early years and Royal Navy aspirations.

“Why they kept it classified, I don’t know,” Lownie said. “But I’ve got it.”

According to royal insiders, the monarchy is bracing for impact. “They’ve seen what he did with Andrew — and now they’re terrified of what he might dig up on Philip,” one palace source whispered. “Lownie doesn’t just deal in rumors. He finds receipts.”

With rumors still swirling about Prince Philip’s alleged infidelities and outdated remarks, the timing could hardly be worse for a royal family already battered by scandals, health rumors, and internal rifts.

“There’s real fear that this could reawaken years of buried controversy — just as the Firm is trying to project unity and calm,” another insider added.

Some within palace circles believe Lownie is systematically working his way through The Firm. “He has a royal hit list,” a source claimed. “First Andrew, now Philip… no one knows who’s next. But they know he’s coming.”

And it’s not over. Lownie also confirmed he plans to revise his Prince Andrew book, revealing that since its release, “a flood of whistleblowers” have come forward with more explosive claims.