Epstein Accuser Claims She Had Dinner at Prince Andrew’s Royal Residence

Published: 9 June 2026
The English Chronicle Desk
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A woman who has previously identified herself as a victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has alleged that she attended a dinner at a royal residence associated with Prince Andrew, according to court documents and renewed legal filings.

The claim forms part of ongoing civil and legal disputes linked to the wider Epstein scandal, which continues to generate international scrutiny and litigation years after Epstein’s death.

The accuser alleges that she was present at a private gathering inside a palace apartment, where she was introduced to guests in circumstances she says were arranged through Epstein’s network.

Representatives for Prince Andrew have consistently denied all allegations of wrongdoing, and have not commented on the latest claims in detail.

Legal experts say such allegations are typically subject to evidentiary scrutiny in ongoing proceedings, and that no conclusions should be drawn until courts assess the full record.

Buckingham Palace has not issued a specific comment on the latest filing, though it has previously stated that matters relating to Prince Andrew are for him to address personally.

The Epstein case has spawned multiple civil claims across jurisdictions, with courts continuing to review documentation, testimony and settlement-related disputes.

Advocacy groups supporting survivors of trafficking and abuse say the renewed attention highlights the long-term legal and emotional aftermath of the Epstein network.

Supporters of Prince Andrew maintain that he has faced extensive public allegations but deny any criminal liability has been established.

The case remains one of the most closely watched ongoing legal sagas involving the British royal family and international figures connected to Epstein.

Further legal developments are expected as courts evaluate whether additional testimony or evidence will be admitted.

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