Recent reports in UK media have brought Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein back into the public eye, specifically focusing on an email exchange. The email, purportedly sent in 2011, directly contradicts previous statements from the royal, asserting he had ceased contact with Epstein in 2010. The email, signed “A” and “HRH The Duke of York KG,” includes a message indicating a continued connection and a desire to “play some more.” This revelation is particularly significant given the context of a 2010 meeting and Prince Andrew’s denial of any further contact with Epstein.
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Newly released documents from the Epstein estate reveal that Prince Andrew received a $200 massage paid for by Epstein the day before he and Epstein partied with Donald Trump. This information, included in a batch of documents released by Democrats on the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, adds to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Prince Andrew’s association with Epstein. The timing of this new disclosure is particularly sensitive as it coincides with other revelations from the Epstein files and amidst internal divisions within the Royal Family regarding Prince Andrew’s role. The release also emphasizes the differing approaches to the situation between King Charles and Prince William.
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The British Royal Household’s financial statement revealed the Sovereign Grant, funded by taxpayers, remained at £86.3 million. This grant covers the cost of royal duties, including travel and property upkeep, while excluding security expenses. The Royal Family undertook over 1,900 engagements, with the grant’s core funds allocated towards the refurbishment of Buckingham Palace, which is undergoing major modernization. The report also highlighted the decommissioning of the royal train, increased use of sustainable fuel, and plans to electrify the vehicle fleet, with the main sources of income coming from the Sovereign Grant, the Duchy of Lancaster and Cornwall estates, and personal property/investments.
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