Queen's Loyalty to Andrew Until Death

0:00It's March 31st. This is Entertainment in celebrity news today pop culture powered by AI. A new biography reveals the late Queen Elizabeth held firm to her belief that her son, Prince Andrew, was innocent of those Epstein-linked allegations. Right up until her death at 96 in September, 2022. She rejected claims from Virginia Jufre, who said Andrew assaulted her at 17 back in 2001 amid Epstein's trafficking mess. Andrew has always denied it and settled a civil suit in New York in 2022 for around $15 million without emitting fault. Published pressure piled on after his rough 2019 newsnight interview, but sources say the Queen saw it as a mom's loyalty thing, never. Wavering even with all the bad headlines, after her passing, King Charles, now 77, stepped in hard-stripping Andrew of military roles, patronages, and kicking him from royal lodge, to keep his profile low. The bookpains her as troubled by the monarchy hit but convinced of his innocence, while Andrew, still eighth in line to the throne,

1:05keeps denying any wrongdoing as the story lingers on.