KING CHARLES CRUSHES SEX CREEP ANDREW!
National Enquirer|September 11, 2023
New court papers bare Epstein links and twisted lies
KING CHARLES CRUSHES SEX CREEP ANDREW!

FURIOUS King Charles exploded with rage after bombshell court documents linked his sex creep brother Andrew to a new scandal involving twisted human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein — and the angry monarch has finally banished the Duke of York from the royal family for good, courtiers dish.

Charles, 74, gave his 63-year-old sibling the heave-ho during a dramatic face-to-face meeting at Scotland’s Balmoral Castle, the king’s summer getaway, incinerating any foolish hopes the prince may have harbored about a return to favor, insiders snitch.

“If Andrew thought Charles was extending an olive branch by inviting him and his cancer-stricken ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to visit, he was very wrong,” squeals a mole.

“I’m told Charles read him the riot act!”

Nearly four years ago, Andrew was stripped of his official duties — and palace paycheck — by his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, because of his ties with the late pedophile Epstein.

But sources say Andrew has further earned the ire of Charles because recently revealed evidence shows the dirty Duke of York lied about the depth and length of his friendship with the predator, who died at 66 under sketchy circumstances in a New York City jail in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex trafficking.

Sensational court filings — part of a blockbuster case brought against banking giant JPMorgan Chase by the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands — show Andrew’s cozy relationship with the slimeball lasted much longer than the prince publicly claimed!

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