Virginia Giuffre has described three alleged sexual encounters with Prince Andrew in her forthcoming memoir, Nobody's Girl, reigniting claims of underage sexual activity. The book, set for release on Tuesday, includes an account of a meeting arranged by Ghislaine Maxwell, who Giuffre says told her she would meet a 'handsome prince'.
Giuffre alleges that in March 2001, she attended Tramp nightclub with Prince Andrew, where he 'sweated profusely', before they had sex at Maxwell's London home. She recalls taking a photograph with the prince, which later became infamous, and describes him as 'entitled' and acting as if sex with her was his 'birthright'. The encounter, she says, lasted less than half an hour.
The memoir also details a second alleged encounter at Epstein's New York home around April 2001. Giuffre claims Maxwell presented a puppet resembling Prince Andrew, and during a photo, the prince placed his hand on the breast of another accuser, Johanna Sjoberg. Giuffre says she later had sex with the prince again.
Giuffre writes that Epstein paid her $15,000 'for servicing the man the tabloids called Randy Andy'. The allegations have previously been denied by Prince Andrew, who has not commented on the new memoir.
