Epstein Secrets

e has been=residing in recent times - 'the gutter'. As it happens, in Fergie's case the '=utter' remains the sumptuously comfortable Royal Lodge in Windsor =reat Park, of which she is said to be still 'very much the mistres=' after four years lodging there with ex-husband Prince Andrew. Mi=d you, these

rgie's finances finally spiralled out of control. The way they were: Prince Andrew and Fergie together at Upton House in 1992=to see their daughter Beatrice, four, in a nativity play Fergie can no longer employ her own staff - but, as ever, friends continue =o ride to her rescue. One is John Caudwell, t

oman from whom he has=been divorced for 14 years after ten years of marriage, because he knew hi= daughters expected him to help out their mother. 'Beatrice and Eugenie would have been very up=et if he hadn't helped out their mother - and so would the Queen,=E2 says a courtier. 'It is still a source of

rivate money was his own business, but he has always enjoyed a cordial relationship with his ex-wife. She has living quarters at his Royal Lodge in Windsor and the couple still holiday together with their daughters Beatrice and Eugenie. But some believe her husband's decision not to offer her any finan

use I was in the gutter at that moment.' She later described her actions as 'idiotic and stupid' yet insisted Prince Andrew and their two daughters Beatrice and Eugenie remained fully supportive of her. The source said: 'Oprah was impressed by Sarah's ability to face up to her errors and to apologise pu

hn Standing and racing heir Guy Sangster, said the reported. Liu Xiaoming, China's UK ambassador, reportedly attended the party at Royal Lodge, the Windsor residence Andrew shares with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, the outlet claimed. Andrew's birthday celebration was plagued with problems following his

going scandal and nuclear interview, Sean said he will make an appearance for his daughter Princess Beatrice's wedding in May. Andrew didn't attend Beatrice's engagement party in London, which was held in December, People magazine previously reported. However, the outlet said Andrew has remained incredi

s ever thrown at Wind- sor Castle, the so-called Dance of the Dec- ades in the summer of 2000. Nor was that her only invitation to royal glamour at Windsor. In 2006 she was a guest at Princess Beatrice's lavish costume ball to mark her 18th birthday. On another occasion the vivacious socialite was pho

l that Andrew was introduced to Epstein, who was found dead in his New York prison cell a year ago. And on all those social occasions — including Beatrice's party — where Ghislaine was a guest of Andrew, so, too, was Epstein. As the Royal Family and their advis- ers have agonised over how best to pr