• Prince Andrew And His Derelict Behavior Once Again Hits The Spotlight (3/13/25)

  • Mar 14 2025
  • Length: 15 mins
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Prince Andrew And His Derelict Behavior Once Again Hits The Spotlight (3/13/25)

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  • ​In her forthcoming memoir, former masseuse Monique Giannelloni recounts an unsettling encounter with Prince Andrew in 2000 at Buckingham Palace, orchestrated by Ghislaine Maxwell. Giannelloni alleges that upon her arrival, Prince Andrew immediately disrobed and lay naked on the massage table, a behavior she found inappropriate and indicative of his sense of entitlement. Although he did not make explicit advances, his actions left her uncomfortable and unimpressed, especially considering his royal status. ​

    Giannelloni also claims that Maxwell attempted to recruit her for Epstein's notorious boat parties, insinuating that participation would involve compromising activities. She declined these invitations, suspecting ulterior motives. Reflecting on her experiences, Giannelloni questions whether Maxwell aimed to involve both her and Prince Andrew in their illicit activities, highlighting the prince's questionable associations with figures like Maxwell and Epstein. ​


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    'Prince Andrew threw off his bathrobe and jumped on the table': Shocked masseuse reveals bizarre encounter with Royal at Buckingham Palace as new tell all memoir explores his friendship with disgraced pal Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein | Daily Mail Online
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