Virginia Roberts-Juffre had a miscarriage after being forced to have sex with Prince Andrew — the younger brother of British King Charles III. This was reported by the Daily Mirror.
The incident is described in the memoirs of Roberts-Juffre, which will be released on October 21 under the title "Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and the Fight for Justice." She is no longer alive: she took her own life in April.
Roberts-Juffre claims that this happened after an orgy with Prince Andrew and eight other girls who did not speak English. When it was over, she felt unwell, and the next morning she woke up in a pool of blood.
The Daily Mirror specifies that the described episode took place on the private island of financier Jeffrey Epstein, who created a criminal network involved in the sexual exploitation of underage girls. The publication does not specify when this occurred. She previously claimed that she was forced to have sex with Andrew in 2001 when she was 17 years old.
Prince Andrew has faced allegations of sexual assault against minors for several years. The most high-profile case was the lawsuit with Virginia Roberts-Juffre. The prince faced a court summons, during which he would have to testify under oath. To avoid questioning, he agreed to pay her £12 million. Due to the scandal, the prince was removed from his duties as a senior member of the royal family and later stripped of most of his titles and honors. Before the release of Roberts-Juffre's memoirs, the prince voluntarily relinquished his title of duke.
Additionally, as The Telegraph reports, Prince Andrew's renunciation of titles was influenced by a spying scandal. At the end of 2024, it was revealed that one of the closest advisors to the king's younger brother was businessman Ian Tan Bo, who was accused of espionage for China.
