Andrew's past ties to Epstein led to the loss of royal patronages and military titles after the 2022 lawsuit, and recent revelations suggest he may have maintained contact with Epstein until at least 2015.

Legal experts suggest there is enough evidence to investigate Prince Andrew criminally, with some indicating he could be summoned as a witness by U.S. authorities, potentially facing serious consequences.

Congressional investigations are considering subpoenaing Andrew and other figures linked to Epstein, especially after the release of Epstein's birthday book containing tributes from prominent individuals like Lord Mandelson.

Epstein and Andrew's friendship reportedly began in the early 2000s, with Giuffre claiming she was trafficked to Andrew at age 17, a charge he denies.

Despite Andrew's claims of severing ties with Epstein in 2010, recent emails suggest he may have continued contact as late as 2015, complicating his denials.

Prince Andrew's potential exposure to over 100 secret emails from the Epstein Files could threaten his reputation, as these include incriminating correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein and discussions involving Ghislaine Maxwell.

These revelations come amid ongoing controversy over Andrew's associations with Epstein, with new evidence possibly leading to legal and political repercussions.

Publicly available emails already show Andrew's contact with Epstein and Maxwell, including messages from 2011 and 2015 about social meetings and information related to Virginia Giuffre.

Virginia Giuffre, who accused Andrew of sexual abuse when she was a teenager, tragically died by suicide in April 2025 after previously suing the prince and settling out of court in 2022.

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted and serving a lengthy prison sentence in the U.S., remains a central figure in the Epstein scandal, while investigations involving other prominent figures like Donald Trump continue, with some critics demanding the release of more documents.

Giuffre's allegations focus on trafficking and sexual abuse by Andrew at Maxwell's residence, with her family and lawyer criticizing the royal family's handling of the case and his continued residence in a palace.

The Giuffre family has expressed frustration over what they see as insufficient legal consequences for Andrew, who settled a civil lawsuit with Giuffre in 2022.

Jeffrey Epstein died by apparent suicide in 2019, but conspiracy theories persist; Maxwell's conviction for sex trafficking is under appeal, and her imprisonment highlights the broader scandal.