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New Book Alleges Sex Paraphernalia Found After Prince Andrew’s 2000 Sandringham Gathering

The claim comes from Robert Jobson’s new biography, highlighting how Andrew’s ties to Epstein reverberated through the palace.

Overview

  • Robert Jobson’s Windsor Legacy reports that royal staff found condoms, lubricants and poppers after a Sandringham event held for Ghislaine Maxwell’s 39th birthday in 2000.
  • Jeffrey Epstein attended the gathering, and the pair were said to be regular guests at royal residences in that period; Maxwell is serving a 20-year U.S. sentence and Epstein died in 2019.
  • In his 2019 BBC Newsnight interview, Prince Andrew downplayed the gathering, calling it “a straightforward shooting weekend.”
  • The coverage presents the Sandringham details as allegations from the book’s serialization, with no independent confirmation from the palace reported.
  • The book also contends the late Queen defended Andrew during the scandal, while King Charles later reined in his spending, including intervening over a £32,000 live‑in yoga instructor bill.