Prince Andrew & Trump's Secret Friendship Revealed After Reports Charles Is ‘Very Concerned' by the President's Closeness to the Family
Now, the Daily Mail is reporting on conversations between the two that happened in the year 2000, not long after they were first introduced by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. During the conversations, President Trump allegedly handed Prince Andrew a list of masseuses after the two men had a conversation about 'p—y.'
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This all comes from Andrew Lownie's book, Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York. The book is an investigative biography of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.
According to the book, both Trump and Prince Andrew attended Heidi Klum's annual Halloween party in the year 2000, with Trump quoted as saying, 'Andrew's not pretentious. He's a lot of fun to be with.'
'Shortly afterwards, and clearly good friends, Trump and Andrew were overheard at an event to discuss Trump's plans for a golfing complex in Scotland, talking entirely about 'p—y,' with the American producing a list of masseuses for the prince,' the book says.
The book also claims that Andrew would use Epstein's driver, Ivan Novikov, whenever he was in New York. Novikov is quoted as saying: 'Whenever Andrew was in town, I'd be picking up young girls who were essentially prostitutes. One time I drove him and two young girls aged around age 18 to a hotel. Both girls were doing lines of cocaine. Prince Andrew was making out with one of them.'
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Lownie also claims that some in the intelligence community are worried that Russian agencies may have information on Prince Andrew's relationship with Epstein.
This all comes after reports that Prince Andrew's relationship with Prince Harry was so bad that 'punches were thrown' during an altercation between the two in 2013. Not just that, the book claims, 'Harry got the better of Andrew' by leaving him with a 'bloody nose.' The book also claims Andrew's relationship with Prince William isn't any better.
And with King Charles reportedly concerned about Trump due to his upcoming state visit to the UK, this doesn't bode well for Andrew. 'Charles has spent his entire life promoting tolerance and compassion. He will be appalled by what Trump said on Friday [when he spoke about immigration], which seems to be entirely driven by his domestic agenda, and will be very concerned about the possibility of a repeat of Trump's outburst in September.'
All this echoes recent claims by experts. 'Andrew's future within the royal family is beyond bleak, since Prince William is firmly opposed to any public rehabilitation with no foreseeable path back,' royal expert Hilary Fordwich recently told Fox News Digital. 'He wants Andrew to vanish from public view.'
The latest revelations, which continue to come to light, and the fact that the Epstein matter isn't going away anytime soon, mean we likely won't see Prince Andrew in any public events ever again. And as cordial as his relationship with President Trump reportedly was, it's unlikely Trump wants to be associated with him these days, either.
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