Fresh bombshell allegations have emerged linking Prince Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein's notorious sex trafficking network, reigniting the long-running scandal that continues to haunt the disgraced royal.
New Witness Comes Forward
A recently unsealed deposition reveals startling claims from Epstein's former housekeeper Juan Alessi, who alleges he frequently saw Prince Andrew at the financier's Palm Beach mansion during the early 2000s. The testimony directly contradicts Andrew's previous statements about the extent of his relationship with Epstein.
Royal Denials Under Scrutiny
The Duke of York has consistently denied any knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities or any inappropriate behaviour with Virginia Giuffre, who claims she was forced to have sex with Andrew when she was 17. However, these new revelations cast further doubt on the prince's version of events.
Key Allegations in the Documents
- Prince Andrew allegedly visited Epstein's Florida home multiple times between 1999-2002
- The royal reportedly stayed overnight on several occasions
- Staff claim they were instructed to 'never look at or speak to' Epstein's female guests
- Documents suggest Andrew may have been present during Epstein's abuse of other victims
Legal experts suggest these revelations could reopen discussions about potential perjury charges, as Andrew's sworn statements about the frequency of his visits to Epstein's properties appear increasingly questionable.
Fallout Continues for Disgraced Prince
Since settling his civil case with Giuffre in 2022 for a reported £12 million, Prince Andrew has maintained an extremely low public profile. These latest claims threaten to derail any potential rehabilitation of his public image and keep the scandal in the headlines.
Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on the new allegations, maintaining their position that all matters relating to the Duke of York are his personal responsibility.
