Britainโs Prince Andrew provoked some major backlash today following an extraordinary TV interview in which he denied having sex with an alleged victim of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as public relations experts branded the hour-long exchange โdisastrous.โ
Queen Elizabeth IIโs second son was lambasted from all quarters for his lack of judgment and empathy with the victims, his extraordinary defense that he was at a high street pizza restaurant, never sweated and claim that he only stayed at the sex offenderโs home because he was โtoo honorableโ.
The unprecedented interview was the first time Andrew has answered questions about Virginia Robertโs allegations.

It was a PR gamble intended to clear his name but in attempting to justify his relationship with Epstein, Andrew appeared Sunday to have opened himself up to even greater criticism.
Roberts, now Giuffre, claims she was forced to have sex with the royal on three occasionsโin London in 2001 when she was 17, in New York and on Epsteinโs private Caribbean island.
Giuffre has said she was trafficked to Andrew by his rich late pal and that the pair had sex after the prince was โsweating all over meโโ on a London dance floor.

โIโm afraid to say thereโs a medical condition that says I didnโt do it,โโ the 59-year-old divorced prince told the BBC on Saturday, as he continued to deny Giuffreโs claim, adding that he doesnโt even remember ever meeting the then-17-year-old.
The prince said his medical condition came from โan overdose of adrenalineโโ that his body produced during the Falklands War in 1982.
Newsnightโs Emily Maitlis said she understood the Queen herself had given her approval for the interview to go ahead.

Writing in The Times newspaper, she said it seemed the Queen was โon boardโ for the interview, after Prince Andrew had sought approval from โhigher upโ.
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