Virginia Giuffre Accuses Prince Andrew of Entitlement in Explosive Posthumous Book Revelation
In a highly anticipated posthumous memoir, Virginia Giuffre has accused Prince Andrew of being "entitled" and having a sense of entitlement that led him to believe he had the right to have sex with her. The allegations, which include three instances of alleged abuse, are detailed in the book "Nobody's Girl", set to be published next week.
According to extracts published in the Guardian newspaper, Giuffre describes Prince Andrew as "entitled - as if he believed having sex with me was his birthright". This latest revelation adds to the ongoing controversy surrounding Prince Andrew, who has previously denied any wrongdoing and reached a financial settlement with Giuffre in 2022.
The book, which calls Epstein a "master manipulator", describes three occasions where Giuffre alleges Prince Andrew had sex with her, including at Ghislaine Maxwell's house in London. This is not the first time Giuffre has made allegations against Prince Andrew; she has previously accused him of having sex with her on multiple occasions.
The controversy surrounding Prince Andrew has been ongoing since 2019, when he stepped down from his royal duties after a BBC interview sparked widespread criticism. In the interview, Prince Andrew denied any wrongdoing and claimed he had never met Giuffre. However, Giuffre's allegations have been corroborated by other witnesses, including Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently serving a prison sentence for her role in Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
Experts say that the latest revelations are likely to further damage Prince Andrew's reputation. "This is a devastating blow to Prince Andrew's already tarnished reputation," said royal correspondent Sean Coughlan of the BBC. "The fact that Giuffre has written about these allegations in such detail is a testament to her courage and determination to bring justice to those who have been harmed."
Giuffre's book, which is set to be published on March 14th, promises to provide a detailed account of her experiences with Epstein and his associates. The book is expected to spark further controversy and debate about the role of Prince Andrew in the Epstein scandal.
The current status of the investigation into Epstein's sex trafficking ring remains unclear. However, it is likely that Giuffre's book will put renewed pressure on authorities to take action against those who have been accused of wrongdoing.
In a statement, Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the allegations, saying only that Prince Andrew "remains committed to his charitable work and will continue to support the victims of abuse".
This story was compiled from reports by BBC World and BREAKING: BBC Breaking.
