Epstein Assistant Who Met Prince Andrew Claims They Sat on the Queen’s Throne During ‘Private’ Tour of Buckingham Palace
The ties between Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein run deep. In fact, Epstein is one of the biggest reasons for Andrew being where he is now, not representing the royal family officially, and basically out of the public eye. His disastrous Newsnight interview made people turn on him, and even a new biography about him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, dedicated plenty of space to the relationship.
Now, more details are coming out about Prince Andrew’s relationship with Epstein, and they’re not good. New files released from Epstein’s so-called birthday book include allegations that one of Epstein’s assistants met Prince Andrew and was taken into “private” areas of Buckingham Palace. Not just that, she reportedly even sat on Queen Elizabeth‘s throne.
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The woman, whose name was redacted, but who is listed in the assistants section of the book, wrote a tribute to Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003, saying that she had once been just “a 22-year-old divorcee working as a hostess in a hotel restaurant.” According to the message, her life changed because of Epstein.
“I have met Prince Andrew, President Clinton, Sultan of Brunei, Donald Trump, Antonio Verglas, Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Peter Brant, Kevin Spacey, Chris Tucker, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, brilliant scientists, lawyers and business men,” she wrote, also adding that she had “seen the private quarters of Buckingham Palace, sat on the Queen of England’s throne” among a list of other adventures. She also specifically says, “Jeffrey, there are no words to describe how much I appreciate and admire you.”
The woman added bikini shots of the woman, captioning it. “And thought you might like.. Some bikini Shots! Bye-bye! XX”.
It’s important to note that although the woman’s identity has been redacted and there’s no proof that she was one of Epstein’s victims, her description sounds a lot like what multiple victims describe.
The so-called birthday book was made public in documents released by the US House Oversight Committee. The documents include Epstein’s will, his address book, and the 238-page birthday book. It was compiled for Epstein’s birthday and contains messages and photographs from 40 friends, colleagues and associates, divided into categories such as “friends,” “business,” and “science.” Names under “family” and “girl friends” were redacted.
The infamous book includes messages attributed to Bill Clinton, Lord Peter Mandelson and US President Donald Trump.
Considering these recent reports, it’s easy to understand why—despite the fact that he and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson were invited to vacation at Balmoral with the family, it is widely believed that Prince William will seek to banish Andrew from public life once he is King. The Epstein scandal doesn’t seem like it’s going away anytime soon, and Prince Andrew’s connection to it just makes the British royal family look bad.
“Andrew’s future within the royal family is beyond bleak, since Prince William is firmly opposed to any public rehabilitation with no foreseeable path back,” royal expert Hilary Fordwich recently told Fox News Digital. “He wants Andrew to vanish from public view.”
They would probably like stories like this one to stop making the news, too.
