Virginia Giuffre’s Memoir Reveals Controversial Views on Prince Andrew and His Entitlement to Sex

In her forthcoming book, “Nobody’s Girl,” Giuffre alleges that during her encounter with Prince Andrew at a London residence, he acted with a sense of entitlement, believing that being intimate with her was a privilege granted by his royal status.

Giuffre recounts in an excerpt, “Back at the townhouse, Maxwell and Epstein bid us goodnight and went upstairs, leaving me with the task of attending to the prince.”

Reflecting on the experience, she adds, “Over the years, I’ve often pondered his demeanor. He was amiable enough but carried an air of entitlement, as if he considered being with me his royal prerogative.”

She also mentioned a peculiar game where both Epstein and Prince Andrew attempted to guess her age.

She said one of the games played was Epstein and Prince Andrew had to guess her age.

“When Prince Andrew arrived at the house that evening, (Ghislaine) Maxwell was more coquettish than usual. ‘Guess Jenna’s age,’ she urged the prince, after she introduced me,” she said in the excerpt.

“The Duke of York, who was then 41, guessed correctly: 17. “My daughters are just a little younger than you,” he told me, explaining his accuracy.

“As usual, Maxwell was quick with a joke: “I guess we will have to trade her in soon.””

Prince Andrew has always denied the allegations against him.

The book will be published in two weeks, which Giuffre’s family has signed off on.

It is the first time the world has heard from Giuffre since she made a financial settlement several years ago.

The Duke of York’s office has been contacted for comment.