Prince Andrew’s appearance at the Queen’s Jubilee and the Royal Family’s renowned balcony image this summer have sparked rumors and intrigue.

Some royal analysts believe the Duke of York’s bad days are behind him, as the Queen appears to have forgiven her son by highlighting him during her husband Prince Philip’s memorial ceremony last month.

While many royal fans and experts believe the Duke of York will not be a “decent representation” of the Royal Family during the Platinum Jubilee activities, others believe he will.

Andre was absent from the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey in March, which was attended by senior royals including Charles, Camilla, William, and Kate. At his father’s memorial, though, he took center stage.

“I know it must be tough for the Queen since she was so fond of Prince Andrew,” Christine Ross, a co-host of the Royally Us podcast, previously stated, “but I don’t believe he’s a good reflection of the family with all that’s going on so I don’t anticipate we’ll see him especially.”

Prince Andrew was the Queen’s favorite until his titles and patronages were taken away during the assault case.

He took center stage during his father’s burial, and he’s expected to make an appearance for the Queen’s Jubilee and the famed family balcony shot in June.

After the 62-year-old took center stage at his father’s funeral just weeks after paying a settlement to sexual abuse victim Virginia Giuffre, the Queen and Royal Family faced backlash.

Andrew may be spotted on the balcony with other members of the Royal Family if the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations proceed as planned.

According to estimates, the majority of the British public does not want Prince Andrew to take center stage at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.