Prince Andrew (60) is still under attack from all sides. Virginia Giuffre (36), who accuses the Duke of York of abuse, has again intervened in the current events and found clear words for Prince Andrew's allegedly recent statements.
Giuffre insults him on Twitter as a "toad" and declared: "He regrets the BBC interview, but not his 'friendship' with Epstein because it gave him 'great contacts' and much more." Earlier in the day, the British newspaper "The Sunday Times", citing an insider, reported that Prince Andrew would regret his disastrous BBC interview regarding the Epstein scandal because he had failed to "adequately or sympathize with the victims of Epstein." sufficient "to convey.
Giuffre replenishes again and tweeted a picture of a toad. She wrote: "You definitely see a great resemblance." The text was accompanied by some meaningful emojis. The 36-year-old posted, among other things, a laughing and a vomiting smiley face, as well as a crown and a royal British guard.
Prince Andrew is under pressure
Prince Andrew hit the headlines after his friendship with the late US billionaire and suspected sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein (1953-2019) was exposed. Epstein is said to have abused numerous minors and forced them into prostitution. One of the alleged victims is the American Virginia Giuffre. She accuses the Duke of York of forcing her to have sex with him three times as a minor. The 60-year-old denies the allegations. After a BBC interview that turned into a PR disaster for Prince Andrew, the Queen's second oldest son (94) resigned from his royal duties in November 2019.
Meanwhile, Prince Andrew remains in the focus of the investigators in the Epstein case. After the British Royal claimed to have shown its willingness to cooperate with US investigators, New York prosecutor Geoffrey Berman (60) refused to do so and asked Andrew to assist in the ongoing investigation. Victim lawyer Gloria Allred had also increased the pressure on Prince Andrew and urged him to "just tell the truth".