Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir and related media in late October 2025 present a set of serious, unverified-to-date claims about Prince Andrew. Reports describe Giuffre portraying Andrew as “entitled” and recounting instances she alleges of sexual abuse linked to Epstein’s network, including three encounters she says occurred when she was under 18. The exact phrasing and corroboration of those passages are contested and have been received with strong denials from Andrew’s camp, as well as ongoing scrutiny from British and international media. Giuffre’s family, after her death, publicly framed her work as part of seeking accountability for abuse, while Buckingham Palace reiterated that Andrew has denied wrongdoing and, in some reports, that he faced consequences such as the loss of royal titles. Given the evolving nature of the case and the sensitivity around consent, age, and legal status, it’s important to distinguish between Giuffre’s published narrative in the memoir and any official legal findings or court records.