Young Prince Andrew allegedly lost his virginity at the tender age of eleven.
In August 2025, a highly anticipated biography titled "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York" by historian Andrew Lownie will be released, shedding light on the life of Prince Andrew, the younger brother of King Charles III.
The book delves into Prince Andrew's formative years, suggesting that early experiences, some of which were sexual in nature, may have played a significant role in shaping his later behavior and personal life.
According to the biography, Prince Andrew lost his virginity at the age of 11 and had multiple sexual encounters before he turned 13. These experiences are speculated to have contributed to some of the controversies surrounding his association with Jeffrey Epstein and the resulting legal troubles.
The book also explores Prince Andrew's finances, alleged infidelities, connections with Epstein, and claims of institutional cover-ups and resistance to scrutiny within the royal family.
Prince Andrew's upbringing was privileged, with governess care and education at schools like Gordonstoun. The book implies that these early experiences, including trauma, may have influenced his adult conduct.
The biography also includes accounts of Prince Andrew's personal life, such as the claim that the father of a friend engaged two escorts for the boys in a "West End" hotel.
The book is based on years of investigations, extensive Freedom of Information requests, and over a hundred interviews with previously silent sources.
Prince Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, is portrayed critically in the biography.
The royal family has reportedly tried to stop the publication of the biography, but it is set to be released at the end of August 2025. As of now, Prince Andrew has not yet commented on the allegations in the biography.
The biography is expected to shift media scrutiny regarding Prince Andrew's behavior, financial dealings, and the response of the royal institution, including the Queen's continued support despite complaints. This could lead to a broader re-examination of his public role and personal conduct, especially given the serious allegations and lawsuits he has faced.
In addition to the biography, the royal family is also dealing with the fallout from the Thai scandal. The revelations in "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York" are sure to add to the pressure on the British royal family.
The biography "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York" delves into Prince Andrew's life, shedding light on his connections with celebrities like Jeffrey Epstein and the controversies that have arisen. This pop-culture story may spark a wider re-examination of Prince Andrew's public role and personal conduct, given the allegations and lawsuits he has faced.
The book's investigation of Prince Andrew's relationships and financial dealings, as well as the royal family's response to allegations, could significantly impact the entertainment landscape and public opinion regarding the British royalty.
