Exotic dancer claims she was pressured into sex acts with Andrew and Epstein

A newly released set of documents from the U.S. Department of Justice includes shocking claims about Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein.

According to the papers, an exotic dancer says she was taken from a strip club to Epstein’s Palm Beach home in 2006. She was brought upstairs to meet Andrew, who was then a prince. After dancing in her underwear, she says Epstein and Andrew demanded a threesome.

Her lawyer, William Vogeler, wrote in a 2011 letter that she was hired only to dance, not to have sex. But Epstein allegedly pressured her into sexual acts, promising $10,000 for her performance. She says she only received part of that money. Afterward, Epstein and Andrew invited her to join them on a trip to the Virgin Islands, which she refused.

The dancer later tried to claim $250,000 from Epstein, saying he broke their agreement.

Prince Andrew has always denied wrongdoing in connection with Epstein. The documents do not accuse him directly of a crime with this woman.

Meanwhile, police in the UK are reviewing another claim from a different woman. She says Epstein trafficked her to Royal Lodge in 2010, where she spent the night with Andrew before visiting Buckingham Palace. If true, it would be the first allegation of sexual activity at a royal property.

Lawyer Brad Edwards, who represents the second woman, told the BBC that she had contact with Andrew before the alleged visit. He suggested more women may come forward.

Buckingham Palace aides are reportedly monitoring the situation closely. King Charles is said to have pushed Andrew out of Royal Lodge earlier than expected, worried about the growing scandal.

Adding to the controversy, emails show Andrew once told Epstein he wanted to be his “pet.”