Prince Andrew is far from out of the woods when it comes to the allegations that have been hanging over his head for the past several years. While he was never charged with anything concrete, the accusations from the late Virginia Giuffre continue to haunt Andrew to this day and there may be no coming back this time.
A posthumous memoir from Giuffre is set to be released in October and will offer readers an “unsparing and definitive account” of her experiences with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell according to Penguin Random House. Of course, it’s more than likely we’ll see Andrew’s name crop up more than a few times considering the accusations she’s made against him in the past.
Virginia Giuffre’s book could be a nightmare for Andrew
No doubt this will cause much consternation in the royal lodge in which Andrew resides (much to the irritation of his brother King Charles). The royal embarrassment has been clinging on for dear life to what is left of his reputation although in reality he has only further alienated himself from his family.
Giuffre, who sadly took her own life back in April, previously claimed that she had been trafficked by Epstein and Maxwell and that she had been sexually exploited by the pair. She accused Andrew, who is known to have been close with Epstein, of being one of the men who abused her when she was just 17 years of age.
Of course, Prince Andrew denied the claims although he didn’t do a very good job at convincing the public to believe his side of the story. Ultimately the case was settled out of court with a settlement of an undisclosed amount being paid to Giuffre.
What will be in Giuffre’s book?
The book, titled Nobody’s Girl is set to release October 21st and we’ll have to wait until then to find out exactly what kind of bombshells Giuffre dropped in her memoir although that wait will no doubt be excruciating for Andrew who seems to have a new controversy every week.
According to news.com.au Giuffre details the sexual molestation she experienced at the hands of Epstein and Maxwell, she also covers how she escaped her situation as well as the later attempts of hers to hold the people responsible for her suffering accountable. The book was apparently published in the years before her death and she had expressed her wish for it to be published, which is why we’re seeing it be released now.
It will be interesting to see within the pages of the memoir, especially after Donald Trump has effectively buried the Epstein case despite months of promising to release the client list. Even if her claims can’t be substantiated, this will still be a massive headache for Andrew.
