Virginia Giuffre is set to release a new memoir containing allegations of her fourth encounter involving Prince Andrew. The book, titled “Nobody’s Girl,” was diligently worked on by Ms Giuffre before her passing and is scheduled for publication in October, reportedly holding nothing back.
An earlier manuscript authored by Ms Giuffre, which was presented as evidence in her 2015 defamation case, has been in possession of The Mirror. This manuscript is anticipated to be elaborated on in her upcoming memoir.
According to the manuscript, Ms Giuffre asserted that she was directed by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to engage in sexual activities with Prince Andrew. She narrated the initial instance when she claims to have had a sexual encounter with Andrew, which took place at Maxwell’s residence in Belgravia in March 2001.
Detailing her experiences further, Ms Giuffre mentioned subsequent encounters with Prince Andrew, including incidents in London, New York, and Epstein’s private island. In one instance, she recounted being taken to meet Andrew at Epstein’s ranch in New Mexico, describing the encounter in vivid detail.
The upcoming memoir is expected to delve into allegations made by Ms Giuffre concerning an orgy on Epstein’s private island. While her earlier unpublished manuscript, titled “The Billionaire Playboys’ Club,” did not mention Andrew by name, Ms Giuffre affirmed in sworn testimony that she engaged in sexual activities with him on multiple occasions.
Prince Andrew has consistently denied the allegations brought forth by Ms Giuffre, claiming no recollection of meeting her. Despite reaching a financial settlement with Ms Giuffre in a US civil lawsuit, the royal has not admitted any wrongdoing. The continued scrutiny surrounding his association with Epstein has placed Buckingham Palace under renewed pressure.
The late Epstein’s involvement in the scandal reached a tragic conclusion with his suicide in 2019 while in custody. Buckingham Palace representatives have been approached for comment on the matter.
