Prince Andrew Makes First Public Appearance Since Epstein ‘List’ Release [PHOTOS]

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Prince Andrew Makes First Public Appearance Since Epstein ‘List’ Release [PHOTOS]

Prince Andrew is undaunted amid Jeffrey Epstein’s hit list drama.

The Duke of York made his first public appearance since his relationship with the late sex offender resurfaced. He was surrounded by scandalous incidents following the alleged sexual assault by the victim Virginia Giuffre, which Epstein’s lawyer claimed should not escape justice.

Prince Andrew Looks Tired In First Appearance Amid Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘The List’ Scandal

As his name appears in new court documents related to the Epstein case, Prince Andrew refuses to leave his Windsor mansion. However, he was recently seen leaving his home in a green Range Rover.

Prince Andrew was seen for the first time since Epstein's latest allegations, leaving his Royal Lodge home in Windsor Great Park.MEGA

As seen in new photos, the 63-year-old looks tired behind the wheel, perhaps troubled by the ongoing drama that has had a significant impact on his future in the royal family. Andrew’s life took a turn for the worse when Ms Giuffre, one of Epstein’s victims, claimed he had sexually assaulted her.

The case has badly affected the Duke of York as he settles matters with the alleged victim out of court in 2022. However, Epstein’s lawyer, Alan Dershowitz, recently revealed the royal had made a “terrible mistake” in accepting Ms Giuffre’s allegations. .

“I think he made a terrible mistake. I suspect he was pressured by his mother to make that mistake,” Dershowitz said in a new interview, claiming Andrew would win in court. In his words:

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“If he fights the case, I believe he will win. I believe the case would have been dismissed for various reasons, but he didn’t want to sit through a deposition, or the people around him didn’t want to sit through a deposition, so he settled the case.”

Dershowitz continued, “Often you settle a case, not because you’re guilty of what you’re charged with, but because you don’t want to admit to something else you’ve done. I feel sorry for Prince Andrew for this, assuming everything they say about him is true, the woman who accused him is over the age of consent.”

Jeffrey Epstein’s accuser Names Prince Andrew, Donald Trump, & More In Bombshell Sex Tape Lawsuit

Prince Andrew was seen for the first time since Epstein's latest allegations, leaving his Royal Lodge home in Windsor Great Park.MEGA

Prince Andrew’s first public appearance comes after another victim Sarah Ransome claimed she had copies of sex tapes featuring high-profile men – including the Duke of York and former President Bill Clinton – who had been linked to the financier.

Court documents released on January 8 capture the shocking claims from Ransome who declared in a series of emails sent in 2016 that he was in possession of Epstein-produced sex tapes featuring several of his high-profile contacts.

The footage allegedly stars former President Donald Trump, Clinton, Prince Andrew, and British business tycoon Richard Branson, among others. This man is accused of having “sexual relations” with an unknown friend of Ransome’s.

According to the document, Ransome’s email read, “He told me about his casual ‘friendship’ with Donald. Mr. Trump seems to have a thing for her, and she told me how he keeps talking about how he likes her ‘pert nipples’.

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The email contained more damaging details about these famous figures and their intimate relationship with the unidentified woman. However, newly unsealed court documents insist that Ransome lacks credibility as a witness and that his emails are loaded with false allegations.

Before these documents were released, Ransome admitted to falsifying his story in a 2019 article. He said he only “created the tapes to draw attention to Epstein’s behavior.”

Resurfacing Epstein Drama Doesn’t Symbolize Prince Andrew

With the royal name appearing repeatedly in the newly declassified documents, Prince Andrew is reportedly facing dire consequences from his brother, King Charles III, who is set to make sure he doesn’t ruin the royal family name again.

08-06-2019 England The Trooping the Color ceremony, marking the monarch's official birthday, in London.  Queen Elizabeth II Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales Prince Andrew Britain's Princess Beatrice of York Britain's Princess Anne, Princess Royal, Queen Elizabeth II Princess Eugenie of York Lady Louise Windsor, Prince Andrew, Duke of York Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Meghan, Duchess of SussexMEGA

Although the Duke of York has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual assault, his fate appears to have been sealed.

Sources said Andrew will continue to be excluded from public events, a sentence that began when his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, removed him as senior royal. Insiders explain:

“There has always been an agreement that Andrew will be allowed to attend private and family events, as is his right. But not a public or official one. That hasn’t changed.”

In addition to losing his public privileges, news has been circulating for the past year that King Charles wants to kick Andrew out of the Royal Lodge. The King tried to demote his brother’s status from the ten-bedroom mansion at Windsor to the smaller Frogmore Cottage.

Andrew has repeatedly opposed the change, but his resurgence of scandals may have overshadowed his eviction notice. Sources claim King Charles will focus more on getting his siblings out of the Royal Lodge, stating that “When it comes to family, it’s difficult. But this association will never die. And that means he [Andrew] should.”

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