The previous prince reportedly borrowed cash from his household to settle a civil sexual assault lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre.
The previous duke was stripped of his titles final 12 months (Picture: Getty)
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was reportedly loaned £12 million by his mother and father and brother to repay intercourse accuser Virginia Giuffre – and has but to pay any of it again. The disgraced former prince was handed £7 million from the late Queen Elizabeth II to settle the sexual abuse case in 2022, with an extra £3 million coming from Prince Philip’s property and £1.5 million from then-Prince Charles, sources have claimed.
Ms Giuffre, who died by suicide final 12 months, alleged she was compelled to have intercourse 3 times with Andrew, together with when she was 17, which he vehemently denies.
The king reportedly gave Andrew £1.5 million for the pay-off (Picture: Getty)
They added: “So far as anybody is aware of, he nonetheless has not repaid a single penny of the tens of millions he borrowed.
“The cash from the Royal Household purchased her silence, however denied Virginia Giuffre her day in courtroom and the possibility to brazenly problem his account of what occurred.”
It was beforehand steered that the agency had rallied round Andrew in a bid to attract a line underneath the Epstein scandal earlier than the Platinum Jubileee of February 2022.
The furore surrounding the late Queen’s second son has solely grown in quantity within the years since, nevertheless, with the latest batch of Epstein recordsdata launched by the US Division of Justice triggering a police investigation into the previous prince’s relationship with the convicted paedophile.
Following years of safety from his mom, Andrew was successfully made a commoner by King Charles final 12 months after he was stripped of his proper to be a prince and his dukedom over his ties to Epstein.
Buckingham Palace stated on Monday it will “stand able to help” the police if approached over the claims.
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