Prince Andrew has been involved in some shady money business. The disgraced royal recently reached a High Court settlement with a Turkish millionaire who accused him of accepting $1.7 million of her money from a fraudulent middleman. The scammer allegedly promised that the prince could help her get a British passport. “Andrew maintains his innocence in all of this, as always,” a source tells us exclusively. In contact. “But his past mistakes and scandals should have taught him a lesson a long time ago.”
Those past mistakes include getting close to shady characters like a Libyan arms smuggler, being investigated for “international corruption” while representing British business interests and, of course, his close friendship with the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. (In 2022, the 63-year-old paid an undisclosed amount to Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual assault.) “There’s a consensus that Andrew just can’t say no to money,” the source says. “It’s a great shame.”
“People are angry that Andrew thinks he’s above the law,” says a source.
