New documents reveal Prince Andrew's disturbing 2010 stay at Epstein's mansion

Newly released documents have shed further light on Prince Andrew's week-long stay at Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion in December 2010. The visit took place just five months after Epstein was released from house arrest for sex offences. Photographs from the trip show the prince in compromising positions with a young woman during his time there. Prince Andrew arrived at Epstein's £60 million Manhattan townhouse in early December 2010. Unlike other high-profile guests, such as Bill Gates, Epstein's victims were instructed to dress casually for the prince's visit. At one point, Epstein reportedly joked about adopting Andrew 'into our family' while abusing women in his presence.

During the stay, the prince joined Epstein for a walk through Central Park. They were accompanied by Mia, a former Russian model and one of Epstein's victims. She later questioned why Andrew had not found it suspicious that Epstein was constantly surrounded by young women. Photographs taken inside the mansion show Andrew on all fours, leaning over a young woman. These images, along with Mia's account, have raised further questions about the nature of his relationship with Epstein. The prince's visit was not an isolated connection. Public records and reports link Epstein to numerous influential figures, including Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and institutions like Harvard and Goldman Sachs. Since Epstein's death in 2019, the release of the *Epstein Files* in late 2025 has intensified scrutiny. This led to resignations, such as those of Peter Mandelson and Mona Juul, as well as arrests—including Andrew's in 2026—and ongoing lawsuits.

The details of Andrew's 2010 visit to Epstein's mansion add to the growing evidence of ties between the disgraced financier and powerful individuals. Legal actions and investigations following the Epstein Files have since resulted in resignations, criminal charges, and civil cases. The fallout continues to affect those once associated with Epstein.