US EditionHow Royals Chipped in $23m to Fund Andrew’s Settlement
The Royal Family reportedly provided £12 million to settle Virginia Giuffre's claims against Prince Andrew, preventing his US court testimony and shielding the monarchy's reputation.
- Reports say £12 million was advanced from within the Royal Family to settle Virginia Giuffre in March 2022.
- Ahead of the Platinum Jubilee in February 2022, the Royal Family funded a £12 million settlement to prevent Andrew from testifying in a US court, reports say.
- Around £7 million reportedly came from the late Queen Elizabeth II, about £3 million from Prince Philip's estate and £1.5 million from then-Prince Charles, but Andrew has not repaid any of the loans.
- Virginia Giuffre died by suicide on April 25, 2025, with Thames Valley Police probing claims linked to Andrew's conduct and Buckingham Palace stating it will `stand ready to support` police, while the King voiced `profound concern` earlier this week.
- As new Epstein files surface, scrutiny of Andrew has intensified, with US Department of Justice images showing him in Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion fueling calls for a potential misconduct-in-public-office inquiry.
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The Mercury newsKing Charles helped Andrew buy Virginia Giuffre’s ‘silence’: report
King Charles III can no longer claim “plausible deniability” when it comes to the former Prince Andrew’s efforts to escape legal accountability for his alleged sexual abuse of Virginia Giuffre, the most well-known of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged teen trafficking victims, according to reports. The Sun reported Wednesday that Charles, as Prince of Wales, personally contributed around $2 million of a $16 million loan to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, whi…
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OK! MagazineKing Charles 'Was at the Heart of' Ex-Prince Andrew's 'Cover-Up,' Journalist Says After He Allegedly Helped Settle Brother's Sexual Abuse Case
A new report claimed King Charles loaned disgraced brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor money to settle his sexual abuse case with Virginia Giuffre.
Queen Elizabeth paid handsomely to conceal Prince Andrew's 'unwise' Epstein link: 'Full support of his mum'
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King Charles paid £1.5m to cover sweaty brother's Epstein case
Following yet another Epstein bombshell, the royal parasites are in trouble again. It appears that the £12m that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor paid to Virginia Giuffre out of court in 2022 was stumped up by several prominent members of his family. Including King Charles. The Sun is reporting that not only did the late Queen loan ex-Prince Andrew millions to pay £12m to Virginia Guiffre, but Charles chipped in £1.5m https://t.co/oX2JgpCqFp — Victor…
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