Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families involved in the Epstein dossier?

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Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Tension is evident in several European royal palaces following the arrest of Andrea Mountbatten Windsor. Several figures, including members of the throne, are implicated in the "Esptein" scandal that continues to bring surprises...

The future of the Queen of Norway

In documents declassified by the US Department of Justice on January 30, the name of Mette-Marit of Norway, 52, who is expected to become queen consort to her husband Haakon, is mentioned more than 1,000 times. Messages published by the Verdens Gang newspaper indicate a possible connection between her and Jeffrey Epstein, in 2012, she wrote to him "You are a treasure" from her account HRH Crown Princess.

Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Like Sarah Ferguson, Mette-Marit seems to have been drawn to his power, and Epstein's passion for young women did not seem to faze her: "I have met two Norwegians, 24 and 25 years old, I like Oslo," he wrote. When he told her in Paris in 2012 that he was "looking for a wife," she jokingly replied: "The French capital is suitable for infidelity, but Scandinavian women make the best wives."

In January 2013, Mette-Marit flew to Florida to spend four days at Epstein's Palm Beach villa with a friend, but today she expresses regret and awareness of the mistake. She declared: "It's just embarrassing", while the Glücksburg royal family faces a deep crisis: her involvement in the case is confirmed, while her son, Marius Borg Høiby, faces serious charges, including rape. Mette-Marit also suffers from pulmonary fibrosis and her condition has deteriorated so much that she needs a lung transplant. What would happen if King Harald V, 88 years old on February 21, were no more?

Swedish princess, former model

Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Princess Sofia was not Epstein's friend, but she was at risk of becoming his victim. She met him before her marriage to Carl Philip, the youngest son of King Carl XVI Gustaf, when she was a young model looking for a chance to break into showbiz. In 2005, her mentor, Barbro Ehnbom, wrote to Epstein: Sofia is an actress in her early days in New York. She is the girl I told you about; would you like to meet her?

Epstein replied: I'm in the Caribbean. Would you like to come for a few days? I'll send you a ticket.

The royal palace says Sofia declined, although she saw him several times that year. She stated on February 10: "I met him in a few social contexts. Fortunately, that's all. I read about the terrible crimes against young girls and I am glad I have had no further contact with him."

Prince of Belgium, brother of King Philippe

Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Epstein's shady network of contacts extends to the Belgian royal palace, where he came into contact in the late 1990s with Laurent, the brother of King Philippe. The prince, who has a controversial reputation for a long-standing charge of embezzling Belgian Navy funds and fathering a child out of wedlock, admitted to meeting Epstein "only" twice. He said Epstein wanted to meet his parents and introduce them to billionaire friends, but he did not follow through on that request, and the meetings took place before Epstein's first conviction for prostitution with minors.

Danish King

Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Danish King Frederik X is mentioned twice in the Epstein case documents, according to Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet. Once in connection with an event in March 2012 and another at a dinner on July 26, 2012, but it is not known whether he was present on both occasions.

Saudi prince

Andrew is not the only one, who are the other members of the 5 royal families

Epstein reached out to the Saudi royal court, building a friendship with Al-Sabbagh, an adviser to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, offering connections to people in Silicon Valley. According to the New York Times, Al-Sabbagh knew of the American’s reputation after he sent him an article about a “Russian beauty queen” who had gone to Dubai to “sell her virginity for $13,000.” Epstein replied: “Finally, you’re sending me something useful.”



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