- Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre is planning to publish her memoir.
- Carole Lieberman believes the book could have played a role in King Charles’ decision.
- The Duke reportedly signed a one-year contract with Penguin Random House.
The forthcoming book by Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre might have had a role in King Charles‘ decision to expel the prince from Buckingham Palace.
Giuffre, who claimed Andrew raped her when she was a young woman, is reportedly planning to publish her own memoir after agreeing to a contract thought to be worth millions of dollars.
The two latest findings may be connected, a psychiatrist who specializes in cases of se*ual abuse, Carole Lieberman said.
She said, “First of all, as a forensic psychiatrist, I’m shocked that the settlement agreement between Giuffre and Prince Andrew didn’t include a clause that would prevent her from making money by writing a book. Giuffre’s upcoming book is probably the reason King Charles just kicked Prince Andrew out of Buckingham Palace.”
The Duke reportedly signed a one-year contract after Giuffre agreed to a multimillion dollar settlement, according to the British media.
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