New Royal Book Claims Prince Andrew Hosted Shocking Parties with Sex Workers at Sandringham Estate

Royal commentator Robert Jobson has reportedly divulged new allegations concerning the gatherings hosted by Andrew Mountbatten Windsor in his forthcoming book.Jobson's publication, The Windsor Legacy, slated for an early next year debut, claims Andrew organized an event for Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in 2000 at the Sandringham Estate, a property of the royal family.An exclusive excerpt from the book, secured by Us Weekly, asserts that "staff members were shocked to find the lavatories equipped with not just standard toiletries, but also poppers, lubricant, and condoms."Jobson further alleged that Epstein, the deceased billionaire and convicted sex trafficker, "financed Andrew's voyage to Thailand, during which they were pictured relaxing alongside bare-chested young women."Jobson asserted that the embattled royal was also closely associated with Maxwell, beyond his widely documented relationship with Epstein. (Maxwell is presently incarcerated, serving a 20-year term for offenses including child sex trafficking.)What is Prince Andrew's Link to the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal? A ChronologyThe author noted, "They frequently attended parties and weddings — including one themed 'hookers and pimps' event." (Us Weekly has contacted Buckingham Palace and Andrew for their response.)Andrew Lownie, another royal authority and author of the book Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, provided his perspective on the gatherings Andrew reportedly organized at royal residences.Lownie asserted on a recent NewsNation broadcast that "he consistently brought sex workers into Buckingham Palace for many years." He added, "This was a routine practice. Staff members raised concerns with senior officials, but no action was taken."Lownie additionally claimed that before her passing in September 2022 at 96, Queen Elizabeth II was informed, and any security personnel who intervened would be instructed to "remain silent" or face demotion.He stated, "She was aware." "However, he was her preferred son, and he evaded consequences for all his actions. The issues were concealed — until the present."Andrew's ties to Epstein ultimately resulted in the revocation of his royal designations.The previous month, King Charles III declared that Andrew, aged 65, was stripped of his prince title and would be compelled to vacate his residence at Royal Lodge."Prince Andrew will henceforth be addressed as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor," a Buckingham Palace communiqué, issued on October 30, stated. "His tenancy at Royal Lodge has, until now, granted him legal entitlement to remain there."The declaration further noted, "Official notification has been issued for the surrender of the lease, and he will relocate to different private lodgings. These penalties are considered essential, despite his ongoing denials of the accusations leveled against him."The palace concluded with a direct and strong statement.They conveyed, "Their Majesties wish to express unequivocally that their thoughts and profound empathy are, and will always be, with the victims and survivors of all forms of abuse."The Trajectory of Prince Andrew's Fortunes Prior to His Loss of Royal TitleAndrew's association with Epstein became public knowledge in 2019, following allegations by the late Virginia Giuffre that she had been sexually assaulted by the former duke. He persistently repudiates all accusations directed at him.Giuffre, who tragically passed away by suicide this April at 41, subsequently initiated a lawsuit against Andrew for sexual abuse in 2021. They reached an out-of-court settlement the subsequent year. The previous month saw the posthumous release of Giuffre's memoir, Nobody's Girl. The publication contained additional claims against both Andrew and Epstein.Epstein, having been convicted of sex trafficking offenses, died by suicide at 66 while incarcerated at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City.