The newly reissued biography 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York' by Andrew Lownie is being released in New Zealand, featuring shocking new details about former Prince Andrew. This edition includes a chapter titled 'The Reckoning' and expands on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's troubling sense of entitlement. One notable incident recounted in the book involves Andrew dispatching a valet on a 4000km journey to retrieve one of his beloved teddy bears, which he carried with him as if they were a security blanket. This teddy bear incident underscores his peculiar behavior and attachment to approximately 70 stuffed toys. The first edition of this biography was previously described as a catalyst for Andrew's de-princing, receiving critical acclaim for its candid portrayal of the royal's fall from grace. The Times labeled it as 'the most devastating royal biography ever,' and the Daily Mail echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the book's impact on Andrew's public image.