Recent documents have brought forth new concerns regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s relationships, especially those with Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. One document revealed Ghislaine Maxwell mentioning a “massage w/andrew” in her home. The House of Representatives is likely to vote on the release of all related documents, which could further incriminate both Trump and Andrew. While Trump attempts to prevent the release of these files, he faces growing pressure from within his own movement, particularly from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is demanding transparency.
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The US Congress has requested an interview with Prince Andrew regarding his association with Jeffrey Epstein as part of an investigation into Epstein’s sex trafficking operations. The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform cited Andrew’s “long-standing friendship” with Epstein and evidence suggesting he may possess relevant knowledge of Epstein’s activities. The committee’s letter, signed by 16 Democrat members, specifically referenced a 2011 email exchange in which Andrew told Epstein “we are in this together”. This request for cooperation seeks to uncover Epstein’s co-conspirators and the full extent of his criminal activities.
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In a recent move, King Charles formally removed Prince Andrew’s titles and the HRH style. The official record, published in The Gazette, confirms the revocation of his titles, including Prince and Duke of York, as well as the HRH designation. This decision, conveyed through Letters Patent, follows escalating scrutiny regarding Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and new allegations. Consequently, Andrew will also be removed from the Roll of Peerage and vacate his residence at Royal Lodge, relocating to private accommodation in Sandringham.
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Donald Trump expressed sympathy for the royal family while aboard Air Force One, regarding the situation surrounding former Prince Andrew. Trump commented on the situation after Buckingham Palace announced Andrew would be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, marking a significant change. Trump’s remarks follow the increased scrutiny of Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and the stripping of his royal titles and military titles. The former president has a history with both Epstein and Andrew, having previously described both men in positive terms despite growing controversy.
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Newly released emails reveal that Prince Andrew expressed a desire to “catch up in person” with Jeffrey Epstein in 2010, months after the financier’s release from prison. The correspondence, part of unsealed court documents from a 2023 legal battle, shows Epstein suggesting a meeting in London, and Andrew responding that he would try to visit New York later that year. The emails were forwarded to Jes Staley, who was later banned from a senior finance role due to misleading regulators about his relationship with Epstein. Additionally, Virginia Giuffre’s family is calling for further investigation into Andrew’s alleged actions.
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Royal historian Andrew Lownie claims that Prince Andrew, during a “midlife crisis” in the early 2000s, used his taxpayer-funded role as Trade Envoy for personal trips. Lownie alleges Andrew often included private time on these trips, effectively using public funds for holidays. Notably, during a 2006 visit to Thailand, Andrew reportedly stayed in a five-star hotel and had 40 prostitutes brought in over four days. This information was allegedly verified by multiple sources, including a member of Thailand’s royal family.
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MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell suggests that the ongoing government shutdown is strategically employed to suppress the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. According to O’Donnell, Trump is intentionally avoiding negotiations to end the shutdown. This is because the shutdown effectively halts the processing and potential public disclosure of the Epstein files. The focus of the argument is tied to the scandal surrounding Prince Andrew and his ties to Epstein.
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In a significant move, King Charles III has stripped Prince Andrew of his remaining titles and evicted him from his royal residence, Royal Lodge. This action follows mounting pressure related to Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and new revelations surrounding his relationship with Epstein’s accusers. Effective immediately, Andrew will no longer be known as Prince and will move into private accommodation, with the King providing private financial support. The palace stated that the King’s decision was made to show solidarity with the victims of abuse, acknowledging Andrew’s continued denial of the allegations against him.
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Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles has initiated a formal process to remove Prince Andrew’s royal titles and honors. This decision comes as a result of growing pressure surrounding his association with Jeffrey Epstein and the allegations against him. Furthermore, Prince Andrew will be required to leave his residence at the Royal Lodge, and will move to alternative private accommodation. The move follows recent revelations about his lease arrangement on the property, and is made despite his continued denial of the accusations.
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Buckingham Palace has announced the formal process to remove Prince Andrew’s titles and honors, including the surrender of his Royal Lodge lease. Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and will move to private accommodation, funded by King Charles. This decision follows Andrew’s agreement to no longer use his titles and is a response to serious lapses in judgment, supported by the wider Royal Family. While Andrew denies the allegations against him, the King and Queen’s thoughts remain with the victims and survivors of abuse.
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