Prince Andrew's 'above the law' behaviour exposed in new report
Andrew frequently visited Emma Gibbs, an Australian PR executive he was introduced to by Ghislaine Maxwell
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor allegedly stunned a London landlady by demanding she curtsy to him in her own home, according to explosive new claims.
The incident reportedly occurred in the early 2000s when Andrew frequently visited Emma Gibbs, an Australian PR executive he was introduced to by Ghislaine Maxwell, the former confidante of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
According to the Daily Mail’s Richard Eden, the Chelsea homeowner, described as a “glamorous continental woman”, was left “extremely irritated” after being told to show royal deference to her lodger’s guest.
“She was very narked off about the fact that she was being told to curtsy in her own home,” a source revealed.
“It was absolutely ludicrous… it really shows that he thought he was above the law.”
Despite being stripped of his titles by King Charles, insiders claim Andrew still insists staff at Royal Lodge call him “Your Royal Highness” and follow strict palace etiquette.
“He insists it’s his birthright — not something the King can erase,” one household source said.
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