As media interest in the allegations against Prince Andrew intensifies, Buckingham Palace finally took action today by enacting mild disciplinary measures against the accused sexual predator.
According to an announcement issued on Thursday the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth has been stripped of his military titles and charities.
Long-disgraced royal family member Prince Andrew is going to court.
At least, he is being sued. It is not yet clear if the case will go to trial.
Prince Andrew is in the news this week, and as usual, the coverage is resulting in some royal headaches for his long-suffering family,
As you're probably, Andrew stands accused of statutory rape, having allegedly engaged in sexual acts with several underage victims of Jeffrey Epstein's human trafficking ring.
It's been a year of scandal for the British Royal Family, and just as the dust is finally beginning to settle from Meghan Markle's Oprah interview, that sizable controversy is about to be dwarfed by a lawsuit that threatens to put the entire institution on trial.
Prince Andrew -- the son of Queen Elizabeth and brother of Prince Charles -- has long been tabloid fodder overseas.
This week, Prince Andrew finally addressed the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and his long time association with the infamous monster.
The interview did not go well -- at all. Now, Andrew is stepping down from his royal duties, and his family is breathing a sigh of relief.
As the eighth person in line for the British throne, very little is expected of Prince Andrew.
In fact, "don't get involved in an international sex trafficking ring" is pretty much the beginning and end of his royal duties.
On Wednesday, Virginia Roberts - a woman who claims to have worked as a child sex slave for Prince Andrew - accused Bill Clinton of helping conceal the sexual abuse of children that took place on a private island owned by billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
Today, Roberts has taken her accusations a step further by suggesting that Clinton may have taken advantage of the privacy of Epstein's secluded retreat to engage in sexual misconduct of his own.
Embattled royal family member Prince Andrew spoke publicly for the first time regarding Jeffrey Epstein's alleged former sex slave, Virginia Roberts.
