According to the Global Network, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Prince Philip's second son, Prince Andrew, have a tough tone, denying sexual assault allegations 41 times.
Prince Andrew reportedly fully denied allegations by the accusing woman, Virginia Euphoria, and demanded a "jury trial.". In the latest legal filing, Prince Andrew gave "41 denials" to a series of allegations against Uverly. At the same time, Prince Andrew also submitted 11 pleadings, requesting that the case be dismissed.
This is the first time Prince Andrew has responded in detail to Uvery's sexual assault allegations, and the most thorough denial he has ever denied, demonstrating his determination to "clear the charges." But how much confidence Prince Andrew has is still debatable. For example, although Prince Andrew tried to deny his intimate relationship with Uverly, the Internet went viral with intimate photos of him holding Uverly.
Earlier this month, the Queen asked Prince Andrew to handle the case as an "ordinary citizen", while the British Royal Family announced that Prince Andrew had been stripped of his military rank and royal patron status. Sources stated: "Prince Andrew clashed with the royal family on this matter. Sources said the royal family "very much hopes" that Prince Andrew will be able to reconcile to avoid missing the Queen's Platinum Anniversary celebration later on, to stand trial in New York, USA.
Ueverly has reportedly alleged in court documents that Prince Andrew had abused her three times, at the home of super-rich Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend, Gislan McSwell, in London, at Epstein's home in Manhattan, and at a financier's private Caribbean vacation home in the U.S. Virgin Islands. He also said that when he was 17 years old, he was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew 3 times. Euphoria demanded millions of pounds in damages, the amount of which is unknown.
In response, Prince Andrew admitted to meeting Epstein in 1999, and also admitted that in 2010, he and Epstein walked in Central Park and stayed at Epstein's mansion in Manhattan on the same trip. But Prince Andrew denied that he had sexually assaulted Eufrey and rejected the claim that Eufrey was a victim of Epstein.