Ghislaine Maxwell’s family say Prince Andrew’s COULDN’T have had bath sex because tub was too small

Ghislaine Maxwell’s family has said Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre could not have had bathroom sex with the royal because the bathtub was too small.

The Duke of York allegedly slept with Virginia Roberts, now known as Virginia Giuffre, when she was just 17 years old on March 10, 2001.

The accusations eventually destroyed the Prince’s reputation and he was stripped of his public duties, titles, and patronages.

At the center of Ms Giuffre’s claims was a bathroom in Maxwell’s Belgravia mews in London.

She alleges she had sex with Prince Andrew in the bathroom on the estate, one of three times in 2001, she claims she was forced to have sex with him on the orders of the late American financier Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell.

The three-double-bedroom property was also said to be where Andrew was photographed with his arm around the bare waist of Roberts, one of the victims of convicted pedophile Epstein.

However, the Maxwell family says the bathtub was too small for the Duke and Mrs Giuffre to engage in sexual activity. The Telegraph informed.

They revealed the dimensions of the bathtub to the newspaper: the base of the bathtub measures 1,359mm by 380mm.

The family also created a mock photograph of what two people the size of Prince Andrew and Mrs. Giuffre would look like in the bathtub.

In her memoir, The Billionaire’s Playboy Club, recalling her visit to Maxwell’s Belgravia home, Mrs Giuffre wrote: “I turned on the taps in the bath and the warmth of the water began to mist up the small room.” . . Trying to make the best of my youth to try and act seductive, I gradually began to remove my clothes, piece by piece. . . He loved every second as I moved closer to where he was waiting and watching, and then I started undressing him.

He also described the bathroom as having a “Victorian-style bathtub in the middle of the room that was set on a beige marble tile floor.”

Ms Giuffre claimed that after being with Andrew at the Tramps nightclub, where he was “raining sweat” all over her, they returned to Maxwell’s Belgravia home to have sex.

It comes as Prince Andrew told friends that a “mysterious development” will restore his disgraced reputation in the coming months.

The Duke of York is regularly voted the least popular member of the royal family.

The king’s brother has been assuring his friends that an event is about to take place that will restore their reputation.

If he didn’t return to the heroic status he enjoyed as a helicopter pilot in the Falklands War, at least to what he was before he was photographed in New York’s Central Park talking to Epstein shortly after the latter was released from prison. in 2009 after serving a disconcertingly short sentence for sex crimes.

When out shooting, the Duke of York tends to speak more freely. “He says details are about to be made public that will change people’s perception of him.”

He says it will happen next month.

Although Andrew, 62, would not give any further details, the Mail on Sunday reported over the weekend that he will launch a dramatic bid to overturn the multi-million dollar settlement he reached with the woman who accused him of sexual assault.

Andrew is understood to have consulted lawyers in an attempt to get Ms Giuffre to recant her allegations and possibly get an apology.

He was inspired to act after Ms Giuffre withdrew her lawsuit against another man she accused of sexual assault, admitting she “might have made a mistake” in identifying him.

But Giuffre has always maintained that her case against the duke was valid.

Andrew’s relationship with Epstein was brought up yet again in an explosive interview with Ghislaine Maxwell on TalkTV.

Speaking from prison, Maxwell called Prince Andrew a “dear friend” and said the allegations against him were unfounded.

In her first TV interview since being jailed for child sex trafficking, the British socialite also claimed the infamous photo of her, Andrew and Ms Giuffre was “fake”.

Andrew is expected to claim that he never met Ms Giuffre and argue that the photo is false in his future legal action.

However, several high-profile forensic experts who have examined the photo, in which Andrew has his arm around a young Giuffre, have said they believe it to be real.

Ms Giuffre alleges that pedophile Epstein and his associate Maxwell groomed her and forced her to have sex with him on multiple occasions.

Prince Andrew denied having met Ms Giuffre in a disastrous Newsnight interview in 2019.

He claimed that he was at a Pizza Express in Woking at the time of one of the incidents mentioned by his accuser.

The late Queen Elizabeth’s son has suffered a series of humiliations since his Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis car accident in November 2019, as institutions have cut ties with him.

Fears are also growing that King Charles’s coronation could be overshadowed by Mrs Giuffre’s memoirs.

Multiple reports claim that Ms. Giuffre has signed a book deal worth millions and it may be released just weeks before the historic ceremony.

She and Andrew, who has always denied the allegations, are said to have agreed to a gag clause set to expire in March, a year after they settled their civil rape suit against him.

Publication experts have said Ms Giuffre’s memoirs could be published just weeks before Charles’s coronation, saying Mirror: ‘There will be no greater occasion for your book than the coronation of the king.’

“All eyes will be on the royal family in the weeks leading up to Carlos’s coronation,” the source alleged, noting that “book launches have to do with timing.”

Ms Giuffre’s publisher wants to capitalize on the fact that a global audience will be talking about the May 6 coronation and the royal festivities Andrew will be invited to participate in.

The source added that Ms Giuffre’s memoir, which is said to have taken 12 years to prepare, may not be able to directly repeat her allegations about the Prince, but will still “pour more shame on Andrew, the royals and the day most important thing in his life.” the life of my own brother.

Ms Giuffre’s book deal is said to be worth ‘millions’, multiple sources told the New York Post.