Prince Andrew’s former masseuse unpacks: “He was a constant sex plague from the start!” – Royals

That’s all he needed.

Prince Andrew (61) has to appear in court in March. After years of silence, the Queen’s (95) son, who has fallen out of favor in public, will for the first time comment on the serious allegations of abuse made in connection with the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein († 66).

New revelations are circulating almost every week, drawing an ever darker picture of the prince. Andrew’s former masseuse is now also speaking up. Much more, Emma Gruenbaum (50) even claims: “Andrew was a real disgust.”

In 2005, Gruenbaum (she was 34 when she was 34) was said to have been summoned to Windsor to treat the Duke of York on the recommendation of Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson (62). There would have been a total of six visits, according to the British newspaper “The Sun” told.

Each time, Andrew would have insisted that he only get a massage in his bedroom – naked. The former masseuse: “I’ve had a lot of famous clients and also visited their homes. But Andrew was different. “He was a constant sex nuisance from the start.”

New old tones, just before the hearing not good for the scandal royal …

Apart from his embarrassing interview in 2019, the Duke of York has so far not wanted to comment on the machinations of the convicted billionaire Epstein, who died in prison, in which he is said to have been involved.

The situation is different today: Epstein’s accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell (60) was found guilty, more and more explosive details are being uncovered and witness statements are coming to light. Although he remains officially innocent, it now seems unthinkable that the allegations against Andrew are unfounded.

However, that’s how he puts it. His lawyers recently countered that Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre (38) had a false memory. She allegedly coerced Andrew into sex when she was a minor in 2001, through Epstein and Maxwell.

For his former masseuse, Gruenbaum, this situation is the catalyst to break his silence: “I don’t want to sit around anymore and NOT talk about what he was really like after he called Virginia delusional.”

Gruenbaum describes her first encounters with the second eldest son of the queen in great detail. So, as always, wanted to bring her own massage table, but Andrew insisted, who only wanted to take his own table. Gruenbaum describes his bedroom as an “impressive master suite”.

She would not have felt comfortable in this situation, either with Andrew’s table too high or in his bedchamber. That’s exactly what she would have said to him, but he left her no choice. And then it happened – Andrew is said to have said, among other things: “Great ass!”

And he shouldn’t have stopped there, it went on. The prince was not too indiscreet to ask the deeply personal question of when she had last had sex – while Andrew, covered only with a towel, let her treat him. The prince would never have worn underwear.

Prince Andrew’s ex-masseuse: He always pushed boundaries

“I just went ahead and told him to shut up,” Gruenbaum said. “And that was the norm. I saw him six times. He said he was going to have someone pay me because he didn’t believe in cash.”

The 80 pounds (95 euros today) per session was hardly worth it. Each time, according to her, Andrew pushed the boundaries. Tried to give her a hug, although she flatly refused. Or he invited her to watch a movie together.

Especially in the context of current developments, Gruenbaum’s memories cast another disturbing light on the prince. “He always wanted to steer conversations towards anal sex or jokes about it,” she says of her celebrity ex-client.

The original says Andrew said to her, ‘Do you take it up the a***?'”

“I told him that was neither appropriate nor funny. He was a constant sex nuisance. But always in a sailor and schoolboy way,” Gruenbaum said decisively.

At a certain point, the already experienced masseuse ignored calls from Andrew’s employees.

“I was a 34-year-old woman and I can take care of myself and felt like I could handle it,” she says. Gruenbaum attributes the fact that she hasn’t told anyone about it to the fact that she assumed everyone knew for sure what kind of person the prince was.

Only the statements made by Giuffre led her to rethink. Because obviously not every woman could defy the influential duke and live with the consequences like she did.

Gruenbaum: “It’s scary to think how it would have been if I had been ten years younger and less experienced.”

Not only she had a very unsympathetic image of the fallen prince. Andrew’s former employee Charlotte Briggs (47) also opened up to the press in January. She: “Everyone knew he was terrible. I’ve worked with all the other royals and they’re really nice.”

In March, Andrew, who faces civil action in New York, will finally have to provide answers in court in London. But will he? Maxwell was recently disappointed when she remained silent in her trial.

But unlike her, the prince is not summoned as an accused in his hearing, but as a witness!

And he does NOT have the right to remain silent. He MUST face the questions. Under oath!