Fresh Andrew-Epstein bombshell as Buckingham Palace dinner revealed

Jeffrey Epstein’s former PA has made new claims that she had dinner with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Buckingham Palace and attended Princess Beatrice’s 18th birthday party.

Epstein’s former PA, Sarah Kellen, 46, was employed by Epstein for more than a decade, starting in 2001. Kellen has faced public criticism after she was listed as one of the four women named as possible “co-conspirators”.

As a result, she was granted immunity from prosecution in Epstein’s 2007 plea deal. The paedophile financier served just 13 months in a low-security prison. Kellen claims she was raped by the convicted paedophile on a near-weekly basis.

In a congressional interview with the House Oversight Committee last month, she said that she had been “sexually and psychologically abused”.

Kellen claimed she was an “indentured slave”, in a response to allegations that she was Epstein’s top recruiter of young girls.

She referred to Mr Mountbatten-Windsor and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson as “prominent individuals” she had met with Epstein.

“Prince Andrew was at the New York house,” she said, according to the Daily Mail. “We also went to Andrew’s private apartment at Buckingham Palace for dinner. And we were at Princess Beatrice’s party at Windsor Castle”.

The BBC reports that it is understood Epstein, Maxwell and Weinstein visited Royal Lodge, Andrew’s former residence, prior to the Windsor Castle party. In 2019, Andrew directly addressed claims that Epstein had attended the party when a warrant had been issued for his arrest in the States two months prior, reports GB News.

“Certainly I wasn’t aware when the invitation was issued what was going on in the United States and I wasn’t aware until the media picked up on it because he never said anything about it,” he declared.

Kellen said that she never saw the former Duke of York acting inappropriately and did not name him as one of the men that she claims to have had sex with her, reports Daily Mail.

In February, Andrew was arrested on his birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office and was released under investigation.

Detectives continue to assess an allegation that a woman was taken to an address in Windsor in 2010 for sexual purposes. The former Prince has not been charged with any crimes. Thames Valley Police published a new statement revealing the widened probe and appealing for witnesses.

Officers are said to be examining “a number of aspects of alleged misconduct”, including sexual wrongdoing and corruption.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has always strenuously denied any allegations of wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.

The Express has contacted Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for comment.