Prince Andrew reportedly toured Ghislaine Maxwell and former US President Bill Clinton in Buckingham Palace in 2002 and referred to Jeffrey Epstein's madam as the Duke's "ex-girlfriend."

Clinton and Maxwell, who face up to 40 years in jail after being convicted of several sex crimes in New York, are shown inspecting antiques in the ballroom of the Queen's official home in the spring of 2002.

Ghislaine Maxwell Introduced as Prince Andrew's "Ex-girlfriend"

With Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey, who has been accused of sexual harassment in the past, Clinton had been given a tour of the castle. Meanwhile, a young woman, presumed to be part of the entourage, grins for the camera as Prince Andrew points at something beyond the frame.

According to the Telegraph, staff was informed that Maxwell was joining the tour because she was the Duke of York's "ex-girlfriend." For the same trip, Maxwell and Spacey posed as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the Chairs of Estate, which were used during the Queen's 1953 coronation.

The journey around Buckingham Palace was planned for Clinton and Spacey as guests of Prince Andrew, according to those who were part of the entourage. The photo was shot on September 30, 2002, 18 months after Virginia Giuffre, who was 17 at the time, was accused of having sexual relations with the Duke.

In her native nation of the United States, Giuffre, now 38, is suing the Duke of York for limitless civil damages, saying she was trafficked by Prince Andrew's acquaintance, Jeffrey Epstein, to have sex with the royal when she was 17, a child under US law.

To combat her sexual assault charge, the royal adamantly rejects it and is pursuing a jury trial later this year. Senior members of the royal family are believed to have been shocked by the decision, which led to the Queen stripping him of his military titles and royal patronage so he could face the case as a "private man."

The queen is demanding a jury trial later this year to defend the sexual assault claim, which she strongly rejects. The Queen is said to have been horrified by the decision, which resulted in his being stripped of his military titles and royal patronage so that he could face the prosecution as a "private man."

Prince Andrew is ready to give evidence under oath for the Giuffre trial on March 10 in London, in what has been regarded as a neutral site. Epstein was not on the Buckingham Palace trip, he but lent Clinton his private jet called "Lolita Express," according to Daily Mail.

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Prince Charles Urges Prince Andrew To Stay Out of Sight

In the United States, the Duke of York is now facing charges that he sexually molested Virginia Giuffre when she was 17 years old in the early 2000s. According to Prince Andrew, there was no misconduct. Virginia may be suffering from "false recollections," according to Andrew's legal team.

He even accused Virginia of pursuing another payoff a month earlier when the Prince's attorneys branded Virginia's claims "baseless." Because she was recruited by Virginia at the age of 14 and educated to perform sexual massages, Prince Andrew and his attorneys are frantically looking for a lady who has some role in this case.

A trial might begin between September and December 2022, according to US District Judge Lewis Kaplan. Meanwhile, with rich pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison, Maxwell faces 40 years in prison for trafficking victims, as per Republic World.

During his sex assault trial in a US federal court, Prince Charles is said to have ordered his embattled younger brother Andrew to stay "out of the line of sight" and away from Windsor Castle.

Since the Queen stripped him of his military titles last month amid the bombshell claims leveled against him, Prince Andrew has not been seen near the palace. According to a source, Prince Charles, who has had a lot more power over royal activities since his father, Prince Philip, died last year, was enraged by his younger brother's claim that the Giuffre controversy was not a reason for worry when it first surfaced three years ago, Page Six reported.

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