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A 25-year-old model says Epstein flew her to Balmoral in 1999 to massage Prince Andrew during a royal visit.
The model says she was told to massage Andrew and refused, calling the situation 'weird.'
The revelation raises questions about Epstein’s use of royal residences to entertain his circle.
A photo from the Epstein Files shows Andrew with Epstein and Maxwell at Sandringham in 2000.
The model spent about a year in Epstein’s orbit as he recruited women and underage girls for sex trafficking.
Royal author Andrew Lownie commented that the Balmoral trip raises questions about royal residences being used in Epstein’s circle.
The Mail on Sunday published the model’s statements following attempts to verify the claims.
The article references Epstein’s broader criminal history and his network’s reach.
Ghislaine Maxwell is named as Epstein’s girlfriend accompanying the group.
The story notes Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s full name and status within the royal family during the visit.

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The Mirror reports Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson fear more Epstein files are coming.
DOJ had a deadline to release Epstein files, but only a fraction was published with many redactions.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams says the Epstein files talk could harm Andrew and Sarah more due to redactions.
Sarah Ferguson lost her titles and charity roles amid the Epstein controversy, with questions about a comeback.
Experts say the public spotlight could return if more Epstein materials are disclosed.
The Epstein files are described as vast and subject to redactions, complicating disclosures.
US lawmakers pressed for transparency, urging judicial intervention in Epstein file releases.
The Epsteins' extensive network continues to attract scrutiny from royal observers.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson were stripped of titles last year amid Epstein revelations.
The article notes government disclosures are under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Analysts see the Epstein file issue as potentially resurfacing in public discourse.

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will relocate from Royal Lodge to Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate.
Marsh Farm will serve as Andrew's interim home while renovations on the new residence are completed.
The move follows Andrew's loss of royal titles and honours in 2025 amid renewed links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Security measures at Marsh Farm are being enhanced ahead of Andrew's anticipated move.
HELLO! reports the plan aims to speed up Andrew's departure from Royal Lodge.
The Sandsington-area move is part of a broader relocation as renovations begin on Marsh Farm.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is the king's brother and has faced scrutiny over recent years.
The Times reported the interim arrangement prior to Marsh Farm readiness.
The HELLO! Royal Club feature is cited as a source for related moves and comments surrounding the family.
The report notes that Andrew and Sarah Ferguson may not move into the same new residence.

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The Mirror reports Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will live apart for the first time in over 20 years after his royal exile.
Fergie reportedly won’t move into the new Sandringham home with Andrew, staying open to other options.
Hello! Magazine’s source suggests dating moves may see Ferguson elsewhere while Andrew starts anew on separate terms.
Jennie Bond predicts the couple will stay connected for family reasons despite separation.
The piece notes Andrew could split time between Sandringham and potential Middle East visits in coming years.
Experts mention Marsh Farm on the King’s Norfolk estate as a possible future home for Andrew.
The coverage highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein.
The report notes Ferguson’s ongoing emotional response to the situation and her stance of support.
Jennie Bond suggests the couple’s bond may endure despite separate residences.
The article frames the potential for a blended life between Sandringham and the Middle East in the future.

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