The Epstein files claimed another comment from socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, who dated Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in the late 1990s.
In an interview with LBCs Tom Swarbrick, 49, addressed his inclusion in the recently released US Department of Justice documents and dropped one sentence: If you weren’t in the files, you were a “loser.”
“Epstein knew everyone who was very powerful,” Hervey explained.
“So like if you were there and you were powerful, if you weren’t in those files it would be an insult because it just means you were a bit of a loser.”
Hervey also confirmed his own presence in the documents, joking that any reporter who covered Epstein was included.
Andrew’s name appears 173 times, including in images showing him in compromising positions with women whose identities have been redacted.
The revelations have intensified calls for the former prince to testify in the United States about his association with Epstein, even as he continues to deny any wrongdoing.
The scandal is also linked to Andrew’s social circles. New documents show that Epstein received an invitation to Andrew’s intimate 50th birthday party in 2010, sent by his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson on behalf of herself and their daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie.
Even though Epstein was not present, the invitation which promised a “mysterious misdeed” and requested his presence raises questions about the former duke’s ties to the convicted financier.
