The Duke of York has been prosecuted in a civil court for sex crimes more than 20 years ago.
Former Royal Highness, Duke of York Andrew has made reconciliation charges Virginia Giuffrenit is clear from the legal documents.
Giuffre and Andrew agreed, among other things, that the Duke of York would make a “significant donation” to the charity represented by the prosecutor, Giuffre.
The amount of the donation has not been stated.
The magazine estimates that losing in court could lead to damages, the price tag of which could run into the millions.
In addition, the trial would be humiliating for Andrew, who has already lost most of his titles as well as military titles due to the uproar.
The trial was scheduled to begin later this year. The settlement means that the case is unlikely to proceed to a public trial before the jury.
Andrew denies the charges
Giuffre blames the prince, who lost his title, for more than 20 years ago. According to Giuffre, Andrew sexually abused him when he was only 17 years old.
No criminal charges have been brought against Andrew, but the case is being heard in civil court.
The charges were brought in August last year. According to Giuffre, a deceased sex offender and businessman Jeffrey Epstein traded Giuffren on several occasions to the Duke of York Andrew for sex.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Andrew apologized for his connections to Epstein. In a statement, Andrew also thanked Giuffre and other victims of sexual abuse for their courage in defending their own and others ’rights.
However, Andrew has denied allegations of abuse.
Brittihovi has not commented on the reconciliation between Andrew and Giurffre.
15.2 at 20.08 News corrected. Andrew has lost his titles associated with military affiliation and royal defense missions. He has not lost his princely title, as was erroneously claimed earlier in the story.