Prince Andrew’s Secret Affair with Ghislaine Maxwell Revealed

The walls are closing in on Britain’s scandal-scarred Prince Andrew — again.

A new biography alleges that the disgraced Duke of York was more than just friends with Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker who once ruled Jeffrey Epstein’s inner circle. According to author Andrew Lownie, the two were occasional lovers who traveled the world together, rubbing shoulders with celebrities, billionaires, and alleged predators.

“This was no casual acquaintance,” Lownie insists in Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York. “Andrew and Ghislaine were good friends – and over the years had been occasional lovers. It was through her that the prince entered Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit.”

In the early 2000s, the book claims, Andrew and Maxwell were spotted holding hands at Manhattan’s upscale Nello’s restaurant before boarding Epstein’s notorious private jet — the Lolita Express — bound for Miami. On that flight: supermodel Naomi Campbell and Parisian art dealer Alexia Wallaert.

Only a month later, they appeared together at Britain’s prestigious Royal Ascot horse races and attended Andrew’s black-tie 40th birthday bash. “They were inseparable at that time,” one society insider recalled. “If you saw Andrew, Ghislaine wasn’t far behind.”

Paul Page, a former Royal Protection Officer, says Maxwell’s free rein inside Buckingham Palace raised eyebrows among staff.

“She could come and go at all hours,” Page told The Sun. “We formed the opinion they were in some sort of relationship. I once saw them having a late-night picnic right outside the Queen’s bedroom window. After that, I was convinced.”

For years, the American public has watched in disbelief as revelations from the Epstein case trickled out — exposing a network of elite connections that often seemed above the law. Maxwell is currently serving the remainder of her 20-year sentence at a low-security Texas facility after being convicted of sex trafficking minors.

In July, sources tell us, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche personally questioned Maxwell in a Florida interview about “100 different people” in Epstein’s circle — including Prince Andrew. “No one was off limits,” one source said. “When Andrew’s name came up, she didn’t flinch.”

Andrew’s long-public entanglement with Epstein exploded in 2022 when he paid a reported $16 million to settle a civil lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre, who claimed he sexually abused her at age 17. He admitted no wrongdoing.

Investigative reporter Dylan Howard has written that Andrew’s relationship with Epstein began in 1998 — brokered through Maxwell’s friendship with Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife. “Fergie introduced Ghislaine to Andrew,” Howard says. “Ghislaine introduced him to Epstein. The rest is history — and scandal.”

With President Trump back in the White House and Washington vowing to declassify Epstein-related documents, Republican lawmakers are calling for all ties between U.S. officials, foreign royals, and the disgraced financier to be made public.

“America has a right to know who these people really are,” said Rep. Mark Davidson (R-OH). “If a foreign royal used his position to shield predators, we should cut every ceremonial tie.”

As the Epstein web continues to unravel, one thing is certain: this story isn’t over — and the palace walls can’t keep the truth out forever.