King Charles urged to act over Prince Andrew’s scandal: 'Public wants show of punishment'
Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and military patronages in 2022 after settling a civil lawsuit
King Charles is reportedly facing mounting pressure to take further action against Prince Andrew following explosive new claims in Virginia Giuffre’s upcoming posthumous memoir, Nobody’s Girl.
Giuffre, who tragically passed away in April at 41, reportedly details three alleged encounters with the Duke of York, claims that Andrew has always vehemently denied.
In the book, she allegedly describes him as “entitled,” suggesting he acted as if sex with her was his “birthright.”
Royal expert Jennie Bond told The Mirror that the scandal is becoming “a hideous quandary” for King Charles, saying: “The public wants another show of punishment for Andrew. His connection to Epstein continues to taint the monarchy.”
Bond added that while forcing the Duke out of Royal Lodge may be “impossible,” removing him from the Order of the Garter or banning him from royal events could be considered.
Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and military patronages in 2022 after settling a civil lawsuit with Giuffre for an undisclosed sum, without admitting liability.
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