King Charles, William, and Catherine brace for fallout as Andrew’s past sparks another royal crisis
The royal family has called an emergency meeting to prepare for the release of Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice — the posthumous memoir of Virginia Giuffre, Jeffrey Epstein’s most outspoken accuser.
Sources say Prince William and Catherine are taking the lead in coordinating damage control efforts alongside King Charles, as tensions rise within the family. William, who has long disagreed with his father over how to handle the Duke of York’s scandals, is said to have been “dreading” this moment.
The upcoming book, co-written with author Amy Wallace, is expected to revisit Giuffre’s claims against Andrew. According to insiders, “statements are being discussed, schedules adjusted, and media advisers put on standby” ahead of next week’s release.
Although excerpts have already circulated, sparking renewed controversy, the Palace remains tight-lipped. “It feels like the calm before the storm,” a source told Closer magazine. “Everyone’s waiting to see how bad it gets.”
Legal teams are reportedly on alert, but the ordeal is said to be deeply painful for the royals. “The humiliation of reliving all this is unbearable,” the insider added.
Behind closed doors, William and Catherine have drawn a firm line, insisting there will be “no royal role, no funding, and no public appearances for Andrew.” Courtiers describe it as the strictest stance yet — one that could permanently push the York family out of the royal inner circle.
The couple believes it’s time for Andrew to be “permanently off the stage,” determined to protect the monarchy from further scandal and safeguard its future reputation.
