How much did Prince Charles pay for Prince Andrew’s settlement?
Charles, 73, has agreed to pony up the majority of Andrew’s settlement with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, with the Queen also contributing some money, The Sunreported. The settlement reached last month by the Duke of York, 62, and Giuffre, 38, was reported to be between $9 and $12 million.
Who will pay for Prince Andrew’s settlement to Virginia Giuffre?
THE Queen will pay towards the cost of Prince Andrew's settlement to Virginia Giuffre, it was reported last night. The Duke of York, 61, settled claims he raped and abused Ms Giuffre when she was 17 out of court for an undisclosed sum of money - which has been speculated to be up to £12million.
Did Prince Andrew take out a $2 million personal loan?
In November, Bloomberg claimed to have found evidence that Andrew took out a £1.5 million ($2 million) personal loan that was subsequently paid off by companies connected to a multimillionaire Conservative donor. A spokesperson for the Duke of York declined to comment to Bloomberg about the transactions at the time.
How much did Andrew Andrew's lawsuit settle for?
A settlement of the Andrew lawsuit would follow deals reached by Giuffre years ago to resolve separate lawsuits against Maxwell and Epstein. It was recently revealed that Epstein settled for $500,000. FOX Business' Aaron Radford-Wattley, Nate Day and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Who is paying for Prince Andrew's settlement?
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Prince Andrew owes the public lots of answers, starting with who is paying for his settlement.
Royal revenue
In terms of the Queen's finances, the public and private have long been intertwined. Until 1760, the monarch personally bore the costs of government, mainly from revenues arising from Crown land.
Constitutional values
At its core, the monarchy is an institution which fulfils the constitutionally important role of head of state. As such, it should uphold key constitutional principles.
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Recently, the Queen stood out as an example when she sat alone at Prince Philip's funeral as a result of COVID restrictions, for respecting the rule of law in a way that those in Downing Street failed to heed. The monarchy gains much of its strength as an institution from projecting these constitutional principles.
SUPPORTING VICTIMS
And he vowed to “demonstrate” his remorse by “supporting the fight against the evils of sex trafficking, and by supporting its victims”.
ROYAL TALE OF TURMOIL
1999: PRINCE Andrew is introduced to billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein by Ghislaine Maxwell. Photo evidence in Maxwell's December 2021 trial showed Epstein and Maxwell staying at Balmoral.
