England’s Queen Elizabeth II’s son, Prince Andrew, had all his military titles and royal patronage due to sexual abuse against him. Thinking that the Prince, referred to as the Duke of York, is a stigma, the Council of York is Queen II. He called Elizabeth.
England’s Queen II’s middle son, Prince Andrew, has been on trial with the American Virginia Giuffre for ‘sexual abuse’ in recent months. Giuffre claimed that the Prince sexually harassed her three times when she was 17 years old. Although Prince Andrew reached an agreement with Giuffre’s lawyers as a result of a 72-hour bargain, the events that took place tarnished the name of the British Royal Family.
Disturbed by this situation, York councilors declared that Prince Andrew should be barred from all honors conferred by the United Kingdom. Disturbed by Prince Andrew being referred to as the “Duke of York”, the York councilors asked the Queen to take all titles her son had for the city of York.
He argued that Elizabeth should do the right thing. York City Councilor Lib Dem Darryl Smalley said: “Being an honorary member of York is the greatest honor we can bestow on someone as a city. It takes great honor and responsibility to hold this title. It is a great honor and responsibility to hold this title. Prince Andrew, who has been stripped of his military titles and royal patronage by the Queen, is proud of all that has to do with our city,” said Lib Dem Darryl Smalley, a member of the York City Council. We believe that the relationship should be broken,” he said.
WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE ?
American Virginia Giuffre applied to the court alleging that Prince Andrew abused her. After the scandal, Prince Andrew lost both his royal and military titles and was called by his mother, Queen Elizabeth. Unable to resolve the case in court, Prince Andrew reached an agreement with Giuffre’s lawyers after 72 hours of negotiations. According to this; The £3m legal fee for Virginia Giuffre’s lawyers will be paid by the Prince.
After this agreement, Prince Andrew said, “I have never met Virginia Giuffre. I do not know this woman.” and Virginia Giuffre said, “The prince abused me.” will not make statements.
Queen II , who had troubled times during the trial. Elizabeth, on the other hand, set aside 2 million pounds to be donated to the foundation established to help children. The Queen has announced that she will not deprive her son, Prince Andrew, of the three
WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE?
England’s Queen Elizabeth II’s middle son, Prince Andrew, has been going through tough times in recent months due to the lawsuit filed against him for “sexual assault”.
American Virgina Giuffre died in the US court, saying that the Prince sexually abused her when she was 17. Although Prince Andrew has repeatedly denied the, Qu een Elizabeth has reacted by stripping her son of all royal and military titles. Prince Andrew, who was left alone with his brother Prince Charles turning his back on him, found the solution in reconciliation.
In a settlement text submitted to the US district court on Tuesday, it was learned that Andrew and Giuffre had decided to settle out of court. fuel in the text; It has been learned that Prince Andrew will share Giuffre in accordance with the settlement, while the statement that he “does not take responsibility for any crimes” was emphasized.
The amount to be paid has not been announced yet.
PRINCE CHARLES TURNED HIS BACK ON HIS BROTHER!
The heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, has stood up to his brother, Prince Andrew, who was involved in “sexual harassment abuse”. Prince Andrew, who was on trial with the American Virginia Giuffre, turned his back on his brother Charles after Queen Elizabeth. According to the news of The Sun; Prince Charles allegedly asked Andrew to ‘lower his head’ and said he should avoid posing for the cameras in happiness.
Death of his father Prince Philip and Queen II. It is among the that Prince Charles, who is expected to ascend to the throne soon with the increase of Elizabeth’s health problems, is already making plans to send Prince Andrew. According to this; It is said that when Charles becomes king, he wants to remove Andrew completely from the palace and will expel him.
LOSE ROYAL TITLES!
American Virgina Giuffre filed a argument in recent weeks, accusing Prince Andrew, the middle son of Queen Elizabeth II of England, of ‘sexual abuse’. After the lawsuit was approved, the Queen had revoked all of Prince Andrew’s royal and military titles.
According to the news of Mirror from the British press; If Prince Andrew loses the case, the assets in his £30m home could be confiscated. Attorney Arick Fudali said in a statement, “In the event that there is a compensation order and the defendant tries to avoid paying, there is a method and procedure for confiscating property, even offshore property, and may include confiscating bank accounts, physical property. ” he said. If the appeal goes in Giuffre’s favour, then Prince Andrew will either pay the owed amount or face the risk of having his assets confiscated.
The outcome of the lawsuit, which is expected to take place in New York in the autumn months, has become one of the most talked about topics in the world. Many sources closely following the Crown say the Prince took his “biggest gamble” by demanding a trial by jury.
THE QUEEN RESTORES!
The ‘sexual abuse son England’ about Prince Andrew, the the Queen Elizabeth II of, have become one of the most talked about topics in recent times. While the arguments regarding Prince Andrew’s sexual abuse years ago continued in the United States, Buckingham Palace made striking statements on the subject.
The statement emphasizing that Prince Andrew was stripped of all royal titles included the following statements:
“With the Queen’s approval and agreement, the Duke of York’s military titles and Royal patronage have been restored to the Queen. The Duke of York will continue to hold no public office and his cause will continue as a private citizen”
it is now for Prince Andrew ” The phrase “His Royal Highness” will also not be used and all roles will be given to other members of the Royal family. )
