A new biography of Prince Andrew, titled 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York' by historian Andrew Lownie, makes explosive claims about the Duke of York's private life, including his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and alleged links to Donald Trump. The book also delves into Andrew's finances and relationships, drawing on previously unpublished sources.
According to extracts serialised in the Daily Mail, the biography claims that Andrew introduced Epstein to Trump in the early 1990s, and that the trio socialised together. It also alleges that Andrew was aware of Epstein's sex trafficking activities and continued to associate with him despite warnings.
The book further claims that Andrew was the target of an assassination plot by the IRA in the 1980s, which was foiled by intelligence services. Additionally, it explores Andrew's financial arrangements, including a disputed loan from Epstein and payments from a Kazakh businessman.
Representatives for Prince Andrew were contacted for comment but have not yet responded. The biography is set to be published later this month.
