Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Prince Andrew

Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Prince Andrew

In 2010, Jeffrey Epstein allegedly arranged for a woman to travel to the United Kingdom to have a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew at his residence, Royal Lodge. This claim comes from a second woman who has come forward with allegations regarding Epstein's involvement. Additionally, newly released documents from the U.S. Justice Department reveal that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor invited Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace in the same year, shortly after Epstein's release from house arrest. The events are reported to have taken place in London, specifically at Royal Lodge and Buckingham Palace. These allegations and documents highlight interactions between Epstein and Prince Andrew during 2010 in the UK.

Actors

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Jeffrey Epstein

Locations

Buckingham Palace

Articles

February 01, 2026
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Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Prince Andrew
Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Prince Andrew

The Guardian • 01 Feb 10:30

A woman claims Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the UK in 2010 to have a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew at his residence, Royal Lodge.

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January 31, 2026
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Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Second Woman Alleges Epstein Arranged UK Encounter with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

BBC • 31 Jan 22:08

A second woman claims Jeffrey Epstein facilitated a 2010 meeting with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Royal Lodge.

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Newly Released Documents Reveal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's 2010 Invitation to Jeffrey Epstein
Newly Released Documents Reveal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's 2010 Invitation to Jeffrey Epstein

The Washington Post • 31 Jan 15:53

Recently disclosed U.S. Justice Department documents indicate that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor invited Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace in 2010, shortly after Epstein's release from house arrest.

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