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NSPCC disavows Prince Andrew after revelation he met Epstein on charity trip
Prince Andrew promoted a £250 million NSPCC campaign during a 2000 US trip but the charity distanced itself after his stay with Epstein was revealed.
- Newly released documents show Prince Andrew, Duke of York, visited Jeffrey Epstein in Palm Beach, Florida, during an NSPCC fundraising trip from May 11 to May 15, the NSPCC said.
- Prince Andrew, Duke of York, travelled to the US to promote the NSPCC Full Stop fundraising campaign and had been a patron until it ended in 2009.
- Flight and ledger records show Prince Andrew on the May 12 `Lolita Express` flight from Teterboro to West Palm Beach with Epstein and Maxwell, and receiving a $200 massage at Epstein's mansion.
- Reports say the Duke and Duchess of York will be excluded from Royal Family Christmas celebrations, with King Charles urging them to be `invisible` after the Duke stepped back from duties in late 2019.
- Democrats on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released heavily redacted files after Epstein's estate complied with a subpoena, while Prince Andrew denied wrongdoing and settled a 2022 lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre.
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Australian National Review - Prince Andrew Barred From the Royal Family Christmas AGAIN, as Child Protection Charity Distances Itself From Duke of York for Staying With Epstein During US Fundraising Tour
Not a Merry Christmas for Andrew. As we head into the last trimester of 2025, reports arise from the United Kingdom, saying that, again, Prince Andrew and his live-in ex-wife Sarah Ferguson will not be welcome in the Royal Family Christmas celebrations. We have been following the misadventures of the Duke of York and the effects it has had on his acceptance by his brother King Charles and the rest of the ‘firm’. In 23023, we reported that ‘Torme…
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