The family of Virginia Giuffre have called on the royal family to do the right thing in the wake of the years-long scandal surrounding Prince Andrew. They said that Virginia, who died earlier this year, has waited “far too long” for justice. They made their plea days after Andrew announced he is giving up his royal titles.
Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir included more Prince Andrew bombshells
Virginia Giuffre’s family want justice and change from the British monarchy. In a recent interview with the UK’s This Morning show, her brother Sky Roberts, and his wife, Amanda, discussed their hope that the royal family will do the “right thing.”
The show’s host Cat Deeley asked the couple what they would say to the royal family. Amanda replied: “I would say you have an opportunity to promote change. You have an opportunity to say that you’ll be a royal family who protects the innocent no matter who is implicated, that you’ll stand on the right thing.”
She continued: “You have an opportunity for your people to trust you, and for other governments and other worlds to trust you, and we’re hoping that you’re going to do the right thing. I think it’s been far too long. Our sister has waited far too long for that acknowledgement and that justice, and we would hope that we can trust you to do that.”
Virginia’s memoir hit shelves yesterday. It contains a number of shocking further allegations against Prince Andrew. In one excerpt, Virginia describes an “orgy” she was involved in with the Prince and around eight other young girls.
Andrew has always denied the accusations against him, despite further damning emails coming to light in the past year. Virginia sued him for sexual abuse in 2021, and the pair settled out of court. In her memoir, Virginia wrote that she planned to use the money to “do some good.”
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