A former lapdancer has claimed Prince Andrew blew a raspberry on her breasts at one of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous parties.
The woman, who has previously testified against the disgraced financier as ‘Tiffany Doe’, alleged the Duke ‘motorboated’ her and said she should be in a magazine for ‘big-breasted women’.
Speaking to the Sunday Mirror, she claimed the Duke, who came across as ‘awkward’ and ‘clumsy’ would attend Epstein’s parties ‘a couple of times a year’.
And that on this occasion, she was ordered to hire girls that suited Andrew’s taste to appear at Epstein’s £77million New York mansion.
A former lap dancer, who has previously testified against disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein (left) as ‘Tiffany Doe’, alleged the Duke of York (right) ‘motorboated’ her and said she should be in a magazine for ‘big-breasted women’
In an interview with the BBC’s Emily Maitlis last weekend (pictured) he said he never saw underage girls while visiting Epstein, who was found dead in New York’s high-security Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10 as he awaited trial
The Duke has always denied any allegations of improper conduct, and there is no suggestion he was aware of underage girls at Epstein’s parties in the late 1990s.
In an interview with the BBC’s Emily Maitlis last weekend he said he never saw underage girls while visiting Epstein, who was found dead in New York’s high-security Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10 as he awaited trial.
But his relationship with Epstein has come under increased scrutiny following the ‘car crash’ interview which has led to many of the Duke’s charities abandoning him.
Recalling their alleged meeting, the former lap dancer said: ‘The Duke seemed in good spirits and was out to enjoy himself. I always thought, Andrew liked my breasts. When he started to say hello he looked at them first rather than me.
‘He leant forward and put his face on them and blew a raspberry. I was shocked, but I laughed, thinking “Wow what was that?”‘
The woman claimed Epstein ‘wanted to make Andrew happy’ and that she had been ‘specifically selected’ to please him.
She added: ‘After Andrew motorboated me he tried to remember what it was meant to be called. He didn’t quite know the term ‘motorboat’. He said, ‘motor… something?’
‘He was trying to come off cool, but he didn’t know the words. I found him quite awkward, quite clumsy. He said I should be in a magazine for big-breasted women. It was a normal thing to happen at those parties.’
Andrew and the Queen (who are seen together riding in Windsor on November 22) had a ‘son-to-mother’ conversation, in which he let her know he was going to talk about his relationship with the late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein but ‘without going into details’
Prince Charles is set to fly back to the UK from his royal tour on Monday, when he is expected to read his younger brother the riot act. Pictured, Andrew (left) with Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, at a Christmas Day service in Norfolk in 2011
Buckingham Palace declined to comment to the Sunday Mirror on the latest claims.
It comes days after Andrew issued a statement confirming he was ‘stepping down’ from public duties in the wake of a deepening crisis over his friendship with Epstein.
In the bombshell statement, the prince claimed that he would be ‘willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency’.
On Friday, it emerged his Pitch@Palace project is to be kicked out of Buckingham Palace in a final humiliation at the end of a catastrophic week.
The latest humiliation for the Duke of York comes as Barclays ended its funding for his Dragons’ Den-style Pitch@Palace, which he also resigned from after stepping down from Royal duties.
It follows days of speculation about his future with the successful private initiative he founded for start-ups, which he’d hoped to continue running despite the backlash he faces over his friendship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew appears to have bowed to pressure and stepped down, with the Telegraph reporting the move, which came a day after one sponsor said his plans to continue leading Pitch were ‘not tenable’.
He quit just hours after being seen horse riding with the Queen in Windsor Great Park as the duke turned to the Queen for support. It is the first time they’ve been spotted together since she told him to step down from public duties after discussing it with Prince Charles.