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Rumours of New Romance for Andrew After Woman Spotted Visiting Home
The newspaper says Bellingham, a mother of two and horse enthusiast, denied a romance with Andrew after being seen at his Marsh Farm home.
- On Saturday, Aliba Bellingham denied romantic rumors regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, insisting the pair are "just acquaintances" and members of the Norfolk social group known as the Turnip Toffs.
- After being stripped of his royal titles, Andrew relocated to Marsh Farm in Norfolk following disclosures about his friendship with the late Jeffrey Epstein.
- Aliba, sister of Conservative peer Lord Bellingham, has known Andrew since childhood as her family estate is near Sandringham; her godmother was the late Frances Shand Kydd, mother of the late Princess Diana.
- Last month, The Mail reported that Andrew is being welcomed back into the social fold by locals, with one source suggesting his social ostracism had "gone too far."
- Police Scotland are investigating the former prince's time spent with Epstein at Balmoral, stating they received "information" and the probe remains at a "very early stage," while Andrew continues to deny all wrongdoing.
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About Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor there have been rumors in recent days about a new woman at his side. However, the alleged girlfriend denies a relationship and speaks only of an acquaintance.
·Berlin, Germany
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Ever since the Epstein scandal, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has lived in the county of Norfolk.
·Vienna, Austria
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Since his installation in Sandringham, former Prince Andrew has been the subject of new sentimental rumours. Aliba Bellingham would be his new companion. But in the face of speculation, the latter has been eager to restore the truth in an interview given to the Mail on Sunday.
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right6Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Center, 43% Right
Bias Distribution
- 43% of the sources are Center, 43% of the sources lean Right
43% Right
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C 43%
R 43%
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