PRINCE Andrew faces further humiliation after a new TV drama raises fresh questions over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The Duke of York was forced to step back from royal duties after a disastrous interview with BBC Newsnight in 2019, which delved into his friendship with the convicted paedophile.
A new three-part series released today on Amazon Prime, A Very Royal Scandal, revisits tawdry allegations that Andrew, now 64, had sex with 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre in 2001.
The teenager was trafficked around the world by Epstein and his lover Ghislaine Maxwell.
Sources close to the prince said he is resigned to the fact he will never return to public life, and is bracing for further ignominy.
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