
A Florida‑based attorney claims a second woman has come forward alleging she was sent by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to the United Kingdom in 2010 to engage in a sexual encounter with Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor — formerly Prince Andrew — at his Windsor estate residence, according to reporting by the BBC and major outlets including People.
The unnamed woman, who was in her 20s at the time of the alleged incident, says Epstein arranged for her to travel from New York to the U.K. to spend the night with the former royal at Royal Lodge, his sprawling mansion in Windsor Great Park, west of London. After that night, her lawyer says she was shown around Buckingham Palace and served tea — a first in the long‑running controversy involving Epstein’s network and associates.