New documents are casting a harsh light on Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, revealing a pattern of communication and potential breaches of protocol that extend far beyond previously acknowledged interactions.
While serving as a trade envoy, a role demanding strict confidentiality regarding sensitive government information, Andrew allegedly shared details about UK-funded investment opportunities in Afghanistan with Epstein. This occurred despite earlier claims of having severed ties with the convicted sex offender.
The correspondence, dated Christmas Eve 2010, outlined potential investment prospects in the reconstruction of Helmand Province. Less than two months later, Andrew reportedly suggested Epstein consider investing in a private equity firm, stating he “thought of you” – a chillingly casual remark given Epstein’s history.
Sir Vince Cable, the Business Secretary at the time, expressed surprise at the revelation, stating he was unaware of any such information sharing. The disclosure raises serious questions about Andrew’s judgment and adherence to his official duties.
Further compounding the controversy, newly released images depict Andrew in a disturbing context, appearing to kneel over an unidentified woman within Epstein’s New York mansion. The images are part of a larger trove of documents released by the Department of Justice.
A released letter details an alleged request from Andrew for a threesome with an exotic dancer. The former prince and Epstein reportedly asked the woman to participate in explicit acts at Epstein’s Florida home, adding another layer to the already troubling allegations.
A fresh police investigation has been launched into reports that Epstein allegedly arranged for a second woman to have a sexual encounter with Andrew at the Royal Lodge in 2010. The woman, not a British citizen, was in her twenties at the time of the alleged incident.
Following the encounter, the woman was reportedly given a tour of Buckingham Palace. This detail, shared by an attorney previously representing Virginia Giuffre, underscores the extent to which Andrew allegedly leveraged his position and access.
Virginia Giuffre, a prominent victim of Epstein’s sex trafficking ring, accused Andrew of assault on three separate occasions when she was seventeen. She filed a lawsuit in 2021, which Andrew settled out of court for an undisclosed sum, while continuing to deny the allegations.
Giuffre’s untimely death in April 2025 has silenced a key voice in the ongoing saga, but the revelations continue to surface. Andrew recently vacated the Royal Lodge, but the shadow of these accusations has followed him to his new residence at Wood Farm cottage.
The unfolding details paint a disturbing picture of a relationship built on questionable judgment and potential abuse of power. The latest disclosures are certain to intensify scrutiny and further damage Andrew’s already tarnished reputation.