Prince Andrew issued warning ahead of Jeffrey Epstein file release

Prince Andrew has been warned to prepare for fresh humiliation as explosive US government files connected to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein are set to be made public.

The Duke of York, 65, already disgraced by his long association with Epstein, could see his name resurface in official records when Congress begins receiving redacted documents from the Department of Justice this week. 

Lawmakers have pledged to release the files once victims’ identities and sensitive material are removed.

A House Oversight Committee spokesperson confirmed: “The Committee intends to make the records public after thorough review… and will consult with the DOJ to ensure any release does not affect ongoing investigations.”

The news has sparked anxiety among Epstein’s high-profile associates, including Andrew, who has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual misconduct and any wrongdoing. 

One victim, now 38, told The Mirror: “Andrew should brace himself. Survivors like me have lived with shame and trauma, while men in power carried on. If your Prince’s name is there, he must answer for it.”

The looming release comes as prominent US lawyer Gloria Allred urged Andrew to “come forward” and volunteer testimony before lawmakers about what he knew of Epstein.

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