When it comes to Prince Andrew, there’s really no getting rid of them, now is there? There’s a new report that says Prince Andrew will be featured in a new BBC documentary that will be paying tribute to his late father, Prince Philip. The BBC One special, “Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers” will air later this month. Here’s what you need to know.
According to reports, the hour-long documentary was supposed to air on Prince Philip’s 100th birthday, but sadly he passed one month before he were to mark the milestone day.
Prince Andrew To Be Featured In BBC Documentary
The doc will also feature commentary from Prince William and Prince Harry and other senior members of the royal family. “Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers” will air on BBC One on Wednesday, September 22nd.
Meanwhile, there’s a report that suggests Prince Andrew might be in hiding. Randy Andy has a lot of explaining to do as he’s been slapped with a lawsuit by former alleged sex trafficking victim Viriginia Giuffre, who claims that she was sexually assaulted by the prince when she was still a minor.
Because of the lawsuit, this might be the reason why so many people believe Prince Andrew has gone into hiding, and in an attempt to avoid being served legal papers.
According to reports, Virginia has filed a civil case against Prince Andrew under New York’s Child Victims Act. She has repeatedly made her allegations against dead but also disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Prince Andrew, but the lawsuit was the first time she has directly confronted Andrew in such a formal setting.
Yet it appears as though Prince Andrew might find protection under his mother Queen Elizabeth’s royal umbrella, as there’s a chance that he might stay in the UK to avoid prosecution.
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