Former Prince Andrew paid public money to 40 prostitutes at a luxury hotel in Thailand on a 4-day trip in 2001

It has only been a few hours since the king Carlos III (76 years old) decided to strip the prince andrew (65 years old) of the only title that remained valid, the one of Prince, for his involvement in the Epstein case. Now new stories have come to light about the bedroom passions that have led him to be an outcast within the Windsor family.

According to the royal historian Andrew Lownie in a new podcast Daily Mail, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor-which is what the former Duke of York should be called from now on-“has no moral limits.”

The writer assures that during a trip to Thailand “taxpayer funded“, Andrés He had 40 prostitutes brought to his five-star hotel in just four days.

Your “midlife crisis”

As revealed by Lownie, author of the unauthorized biography titled Deep Dive: The Fall of the House of York (in Spanish, The rise and fall of the House of York), the hitherto Prince Andrew exploited his role as commercial envoy in Thailand to “fill your pockets” and surround yourself with the company of four dozen sex workers.

“Was a famous trip to Thailand for the King’s birthday celebrations. Andrés represents his country and insists on staying in a five-star hotel instead of the embassy, ​​as he always did,” Lownie told the British journalist Sarah Vine.

This trip took place in the year 2001. At that time, “Andrew is 41 years old, he is going through his midlife crisis and basically starts pursue many women.”

The former Duke of York “had 40 prostitutes in the span of four days. All this was possible thanks to diplomats and other people“, noted the writer.

Charles III advised him against traveling to Thailand

The then Prince Charles sensed that his brother’s true intentions had more to do with his personal interests than with its institutional role.

That is why he advised him not to give him the position of commercial envoy in 2001, warning him that, simply, “I would chase women and play golf.”

Apparently, senior officials of the government The United Kingdom also did not view Andrés’ trip to the Southeast Asian country favorably.

Lownie has claimed that the now king was disavowed by the then prime ministerTony Blair (72), and also by the one who was a deputy of the Labor Party and his right hand, Peter Mandelson (72). Nobody wanted him as an ‘official’ representative, but he left anyway.

Andrés, determined to take a plane to Bangkok, “He uses the excuse of his position as a commercial envoy, paid for by taxpayers, to go on a trip.”

Thus, he embarked on a series of trips paid for with public funds which also served as relaxing days. “He always asks for two weeks of ‘time off.’ So we pay for his vacations and then he goes off and does things,” the historian detailed.

Virginia Giuffre’s accusations

Andrew Lownie’s explosive information is supported and verified “by multiple sourcesincluding a correspondent of Reuters y a member of the Thai royal family. All of them do nothing more than add fuel to an already murky enough case.

Former Prince Andrew, implicated in the sexual scandal of Jeffrey Epsteinhad encounters with Virginia Giuffre this being a minor. This is revealed by the one who was a victim of the pedophile magnate in her posthumous memories, Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justicepublished last October 21.

Giuffre, who He committed suicide on April 25 at the age of 41.assures in his book that She met Andrés when she was 16 years old. and that she had three sexual encounters with him.

In the first of them He licked “the arches of her feet.” In the third and last they participated other “eight girls” that “they appeared to be under 18 years of age.” It was, in short, “an orgy.”

“He was kind enough, but he still thought he was entitled, as if believed that having sex with me was his birthright,” Giuffre highlights in his autobiography.

Now, the story of the 40 prostitutes by Andrew Lownie only helps to overshadow, even more so, a personality that in the eyes of public opinion at an international level could not be more sinister.

Andrés, without titles

Last Thursday, October 30, the Palacio de Buckingham announced that King Charles had initiated a formal process to strip Andrew of his title of prince. The statement indicated that Andrés had been formally notified that he had to leave Royal Lodge.

When Andrew Lownie, considered one of the best experts in your country on the British Royal Familywhat advice would you give to Carlos III regarding his brother, his answer is forceful.

He believes that the best way to safeguard the image of the Crown is “less secrecy and more transparency“by the Royal Family.

“It is evident that Andrew It is discrediting the entire institution.. It is undermining all the good work that the rest of the family does,” he lamented in his talk with the newspaper.

Andrew Lownie: “Let him go to jail”

What happens from now on with the future of the former right eye of the Queen Elizabeth II continues to make headlines around the world.

Lownie, connoisseur of the interiors of the saga Windsorbelieve that now It’s time to abandon him to his fatein the most hostile ‘exile’: “The family would gain a lot of respect if They will leave him in the lurch.”

Likewise, he considers that Andrés must face the consequences of his actions before the justice: “If he faces criminal charges, let him face them. Let him go to jail if necessary. “That will show that no one is above the law.”

“I speak like monarchical who wants the monarchy to survive. “But I don’t want him to survive if these corrupt and unscrupulous members of royalty go unpunished,” he noted.

Andrew Lownie’s interview with Daily Mail was recorded before the Palacio de Buckingham officially strip Andrés of all his titles.