Prince Andrew remains resolute in his decision to stay at the Royal Lodge despite looming threats of disturbing allegations set to emerge in the coming days regarding his association with sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
US attorney Spencer Kuvin, representing nine victims of Epstein, revealed the possibility of unreleased CCTV footage showing Prince Andrew within Epstein's residences. Kuvin expressed that these properties, located in New York, Palm Beach, and Epstein's private Caribbean island, reportedly had surveillance cameras in most, if not all, rooms.
Kuvin noted that the Department of Justice had confiscated multiple hard drives from these properties during Epstein's arrest, suggesting that video footage could potentially surface soon.
Highlighting Andrew's reluctance to fully address his connections with Epstein to US investigators, Kuvin emphasized the prince's lack of cooperation in shedding light on his interactions with Epstein.
Despite Andrew being stripped of military titles and royal patronages over his association with Epstein, he is determined to stand his ground at the Royal Lodge. Sources close to Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, conveyed to The Mirror that Andrew is resolute about staying put, citing a strong lease agreement that he intends to honor.
Insisting that the King lacks the authority to evict him, the source underlined Andrew's commitment to remaining at the Royal Lodge, asserting that his position is secure due to the terms of his lease.
