The British press have uncovered a revelation about Prince Andrew that has sparked genuine concern within the Royal Family. The news comes amid a wave of headlines about the Duke of York, who is once again in the spotlight due to new information pointing to delicate episodes from his past.
This time, the warnings don't come from superficial rumors, but from investigations, testimonies, and documents that are already circulating on television and in bookstores. All of this has set off alarms at Buckingham, where the official silence contrasts with the evident unease. What has really happened for this situation to cause so much fear?
A fact is revealed that leaves Prince Andrew deeply affected
British television aired the documentary Andrew & Fergie: The Duke and Duchess of Excess. This coincided with the release of the book The Rise and Fall of the House of York, written by Andrew Lownie. Both have painted an uncomfortable portrait of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, highlighting their excessive spending, their life of excess, and their controversial financial ties.
The most shocking aspect, however, was the claim that there could be compromising material involving the Duke of York. According to Lownie, "I think one of the most worrying things I found was the amount of kompromat that must exist on Andrew. We know that Jeffrey Epstein had filmed people at his house."
The term kompromat refers to sensitive evidence intended for blackmail. Lownie claims that before he died, Epstein had sold part of that material to foreign intelligence agencies. This includes Mossad, Libyan secret services, and even Russian organizations.
"There is material from my sources that speaks of kompromat in China, Libya, the Middle East, and other places. That is, there must be a great many sexual videos circulating, and I'm surprised they haven't appeared on the internet," the writer added.
The possibility that there are recordings with the Duke as the protagonist has triggered a new media storm. Although there is no public evidence to support these accusations, the mere suspicion has left Prince Andrew deeply affected, as he already had a tarnished image since his relationship with Epstein.
Information about Prince Andrew frightens the Royal Family
The claim that there could be sensitive material about the Duke has set off alarms at Buckingham. Journalist Richard Eden summed it up this way: "Who knows what could come to light? I think the Royal Family live in fear of what might come to light."
This climate of uncertainty has once again placed Prince Andrew at the center of controversy, compromising the entire institution. At a time when the monarchy is trying to strengthen its image of stability, the threat of leaks or blackmail poses a huge risk.
The concern doesn't just lie in the past, but in what could come. If these alleged recordings were to come to light, the reputation of the Duke of York and the entire Royal Family would be severely damaged. The House of Windsor fears that even more compromising revelations could emerge and worsen the crisis.
Meanwhile, Prince Andrew keeps absolute silence. His lack of explanations fuels distrust, while his participation in family events reflects an attempt at normalization. However, the shadow of what could be discovered weighs more and more heavily on him and on the institution.