A new biography of the late Queen Elizabeth II reveals the unique word spoken by the sovereign upon learning of her son Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Explanations.
In his new book titled Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait, British novelist Gyles Brandreth, close to Prince Philippe, lifts the veil on the reaction of the late queen when she learned of the link between her son Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein. According to the author, Elizabeth II would have listened attentively to the Duke of York telling her about his friendship with the businessman accused of trafficking in minors before splitting froman incomplete answer: “intriguing”. No wonder when you know, like Gyles Brandreth, that the Queen used to cultivate discretion and save her saliva. According to his biographer, Elizabeth II, however, would not have hesitated for a minute to withdraw his military titles and prohibit him from using the predicate of royal highness. “The Queen took matters into her own hands“, writes Gyles Brandreth in his book The habit of a strong woman who watched over the interests of her family and her kingdom until her last breath last September.
This tasty revelation comes as King Charles III would have severely scolded his brother after learning his “insistent lobbyingto their mother to reclaim her royal titles. According to the MirrorAndrew would have already been “taken aback by his older brother who would have told him to accept” his fate. Despite this historic disgrace in the royal family, the Duke of York still hopes to be able to reintegrate his family and remains convinced of his value for the British crown. Andrew’s appearance at his mother’s funeral last fall was particularly criticized. We remember in particular this 22-year-old Scotsman who had thrown “You are a sick old man“as the funeral procession passed through Edinburgh city centre. As a reminder, the Duke of York avoided a trial in the United States last February by paying an American, a minor during the Epstein affair, several million euros. A sum whose financing by the crown had also aroused controversy in the United Kingdom.
This man convinced of Andrew’s innocence
It’s hard to believe Andrew’s innocence. One man is however convinced of this: John Bryan. “I think that’andrew is innocent. If he was really involved in ‘orgies’ as claimed, then Epstein would have used this to try to bribe the Queen into paying millions to protect her family.” certify the one who was Sarah Ferguson’s lover in the early 90s. Nobody has forgotten these scandalous shots of the Texan financier kissing the feet of the Duchess of York, topless, at the edge of a swimming pool. Photos that had also started a final break between Sarah Ferguson and the royal family. John Bryan goes further in his shock revelations, evoking his discreet entry into the royal box of Windsor to come to the aid of Andrew in the turmoil. However, things did not improve yet for the younger brother of Charles III. According The Daily Mail, the Duke of York still reportedly broke a promise already 9 months old: the payment of 2 million pounds to a charity for victims of sex trafficking.