Virginia Giuffre is set to reveal in her posthumous autobiography that Prince Andrew believed it was his “birthright” to sleep with her and felt “entitled.” The book, titled ‘Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice,’ details three alleged occasions where Giuffre was trafficked to engage in sexual activities with the disgraced duke. Authored by Giuffre and journalist Amy Wallace, the memoir sheds light on her experiences of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Giuffre’s account reportedly includes instances where Andrew thanked her in a British accent after encounters and Maxwell praised her for pleasing the prince. The narrative covers the events surrounding their meetings, including a description of Andrew’s behavior and interactions with Giuffre. The book also mentions the aftermath of these encounters, such as Andrew’s expressions of gratitude and financial compensations made.
The autobiography describes Giuffre’s first meeting with Andrew at Maxwell’s residence, where she was made to feel special. It also delves into conversations where Andrew allegedly commented on her age compared to his daughters. Giuffre recounts various incidents, including a night at a nightclub where Andrew bought her drinks and engaged in awkward dancing.
Giuffre’s memoir portrays a picture of Andrew as someone who exhibited a sense of entitlement and believed he had the right to engage in intimate activities with her. Despite Andrew’s denials and claims of innocence, the book provides detailed insights into the dynamics of their interactions.
Virginia Giuffre tragically passed away earlier this year, leaving behind a legacy of standing against sexual abuse. Her family highlighted her advocacy work and the toll of her experiences on her well-being. Buckingham Palace has been approached for comments on the revelations made in Giuffre’s autobiography.