
Andrew Windsor is facing another wave of damaging allegations, this time tied to claims from royal biographer Andrew Lownie’s updated book about the House of York. One of the central accusations involves an airline stewardess who allegedly said Andrew...
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what's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. It seems like every time we turn around, the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family has no allegation being made against him. And this time it's a stewardess who says that the former prince grabbed her and grinded himself against her. Well, that sounds horrifying. Imagine this disgusting bastard putting his hands on you. I'd rather be stuck in the middle of the ocean in a little ass raft than spend one single minute with Prince Andrew. Never mind being forced to be around them because it's part of your job. And then, of course, Prince Andrew thinks it's a good idea to get handsy with people. Today's article is from Radar Online and the headline, disgraced Andrew Windsor Accused of Grabbing and Grinding Himself Against Air Stewardess in Latest Sleaze Allegation Aimed at the lewd Royal pariah. This article was authored by Aaron Tinney. Andrew Windsor is facing claims from a royal biographer about his behavior towards airline staff as controversy continues to rage around the former duke of York. RadarOnline.com can reveal. Well, look, this has been something that's been bubbling for quite some time. And when it comes to Charles, he hasn't been exactly the biggest fan of Prince Andrew throughout the years. And the only thing that was saving Andrew was the fact that he was the Queen's favorite. And due to that fact, he was able to navigate these storms that rolled in. And when you have the Queen of England telling everybody to leave you alone and that your pretty much untouchable. Well, they listen. The 66 year old's younger brother of King Charles, 77, is still at the center of huge scrutiny following his withdrawal from royal duties after his links to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were laid bare. What do you mean were laid bare? They've been laid bare for all these years. The only difference now is that the palace and the monarchy has to confront it. They can't hide from it anymore. Everybody knows it's real. Everybody knows Prince Andrew was spending time with Epstein and doing God knows what. So instead of trying to ignore it, they just try to obfuscate now pass the buck. Ah, Andrew's not a working royal. We don't have to answer for this. Well what about when he was a working royal? How come you never answered for that? The latest claim about his alleged life as sleaze have been aired by royal author Andrew Lowney. He recently released an updated paperback edition of his book entitled the Rise and Fall of the House of York which contains additional material about former Prince Andrew, who has consistently denied wrongdoing and remains under investigation over allegations he passed Epstein highly sensitive British information while working as a UK trade envoy. And I think that that's pretty much an open and shut case. Like if they really want to pursue that, I think that they'll be able to find pay dirt. What kind of punishment would come with it? I don't know. They would probably look to mitigate it considering it's the King's brother. But I think that there's a logical path from those emails to an indictment for Andrew due to public misconduct. A source told us about the new edition of Louney's book. The updated edition has reignited discussion about Andrew's conduct and judgment. What makes these claims notable is that they're being presented as part of a broader pattern of behavior alleged by individuals who cross paths with him over many years. And that's the thing. It's not just like one person, right? We've had so many people tell us that Prince Andrew is just reprehensible. I mean, how many people have come out and said that Prince Andrew is just a disgusting person, that he's rude to staff, that he's just somebody that thinks they can do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it and when you've never had any repercussions your whole ass life, that's how you're going to think. Another source said. Critics argue that stories of this nature have contributed to the perception problems surrounding Andrew. Supporters, however, point out that allegations alone are not proof and that many of the claims remain disputed or untested. Well, that's the big problem, isn't it? And if you want to cut these idiots off at the knees when it comes to narratives, then what you want to do is you want to tell them that that's great and that's what you want, that you want a full on investigation because that's never happened. So how do we know what's what? And when it comes to Prince Andrew, I think that there's enough evidence to at the very least have a large investigation into what he was up to. And if that's done in a fair manner without them, you know, respecting that he's a prince of the royal blood, then I think that they'll find a way to get an indictment. At the very least. Will he get convicted? I don't know. Is he ever gonna have to answer for the allegations that were made against him by Virginia? I don't know. But what I do know is there has never been a real investigation. And look, it's one thing for me to tell you that it's a whole ass, other thing for you to see the emails yourself, for you to hear they didn't talk to Sarah Kellen Vickers, they didn't talk to Les Wexner, they didn't talk to any of these people that were co conspirators or alleged co conspirators of Jeffrey Epstein. And why is that? You already know to control the blast radius. That's what this has always been about, management. Not about transparency and certainly not about justice. Lowney has alleged he has collected multiple accounts relating to Andrew's interactions with women. He said in a chat to promote his updated book about the Yorks, Andrew greets an air hostess on a plane, swings her around and basically grinds himself into her from behind. I've got stories like that with yoga instructors, a whole series of people, often with people around them. He's completely shameless. Like who does that? Like who grabs their yoga teacher or some hostess on a plane and starts touching them? Well, Uncle Touchy, that's who. The Joe Exotic of the Windsor family. Mr. I can do whatever I want to whoever I want, whenever I want. And if you don't let me, I'm gonna tell my mum. Lowney's book contains an account involving a British Airways flight to New York in 2010 in which a flight attendant allegedly recalled an unusual exchange after the former prince requested bottled water under a section Titled Strange Behavior, Lowney wrote, the stewardess claimed that Andrew complained that the water was too cold. According to the story, after being told that the water had been stored in a chiller, he allegedly responded by placing the bottle inside his trousers and remarking, this will warm it up. I mean, I guess that's okay. And funny if you're in seventh grade. Probably not the look you're going for if you're the Prince of England, though. The claims are among a series of stories included in the updated biography, which examines Andrew's rise within the royal family and his subsequent fall from public favor. Last month, Louney also reported a member of the former prince's staff described a recent conversation in which Andrew was said to have reflected on the controversies that have engulfed him. According to the account, the former royal said he'd been completely misunderstood and described recent events as the most distressing experience of my life. Well, here's an idea. Don't hang out with people like Jeffrey Epstein and don't, quote, unquote, allegedly take part in the abuse. You want to talk about the most distressing experience of somebody's life, I would say talk to Virginia, but unfortunately she's not here anymore. So if Prince Andrew, or the former Prince Andrew thinks I give one single about how his quote, unquote, life has been ruined, bro, got another thing coming. I have zero empathy for people like Andrew. The staff member further claimed that Andrew remained hopeful. One day the naked truth will finally let out. Oh yeah, why don't you do another interview on BBC? Because you know that was about the truth, right? You were going to give us the truth then? Yo, uncle touchy over here wouldn't know the truth if that smacked him across the face with the Royal scepter. Andrew has repeatedly denied wrongdoing in relation to allegations made against him and has not been convicted of any criminal offense. Well, yeah, you usually have to have an investigation before that happens. And up until recently, well, that wasn't really occurring, was it? Thames Valley police arrested Andrew at Sandringham in February on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He is still on release under investigation as cops probe allegations he passed on confidential information to his pedophile financier pal Jeffrey Epstein while working as a UK trade envoy. Like, why would you pass that information onto anybody never mind Jeffrey Epstein? The Thames Valley force is also reviewing allegations a woman in her 20s was trafficked to the UK by Epstein to have sexual encounter with Andrew at his former 40 million dollar residence, Royal Lodge, which King Charles has now booted him out of as part of his punishment for his long standing friendship with Epstein. Well, is it really punishment for that or for being outed? Because don't think for a minute Charles didn't know what Epstein was up to with his nonva brother. He knew and he ignored it, just like the rest of the royal family. That was the strategy. That's what they were going to do. Ignore it until it goes away and hopefully at some point, no, nobody ever brings it up again. But the thing they weren't relying on, the thing they didn't count on, was Virginia. And she just wasn't going to let it go. She was not going to let Andrew get away with this. And I said at the time that the royal family should have cut bait, then they would have at least had some, you know, tenable ground to stand upon if they would have cut bait back in the day. But they didn't. They kept him around, they kept protecting him. And now they have to deal with the fallout. And while the monarchy sure is equipped to deal with controversy and to deal with issues, this might be one too far, especially without the Queen there to right the ship. So I think the problems for Andrew have just begun. Whether that elevates to a level of him going to prison or not, that's yet to be seen. But when it comes to criminal jeopardy and criminal liability, this is the closest Andrew's ever been to being held accountable. But we shouldn't kid ourselves when we're talking about could be held accountable and will be held accountable. Because one thing we've learned when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and his friends, accountability is in short supply. 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Podcast: The Epstein Chronicles
Host: Bobby Capucci
Episode: Andrew Windsor and the New Air Stewardess Allegation (6/22/26)
Date: June 22, 2026
In this episode, Bobby Capucci delves into the latest allegation against Andrew Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew), connected to his historical ties with Jeffrey Epstein and a newly surfaced claim from a flight attendant. Capucci explores the broader pattern of accusations against Andrew, the response from the royal family, and ongoing investigations into Andrew’s conduct—offering critical commentary on the culture of impunity and the lack of accountability among powerful elites connected to Epstein.
"It seems like every time we turn around, the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family has no allegation being made against him. And this time it's a stewardess..."
— Bobby Capucci (01:05)
"How many people have come out and said that Prince Andrew is just a disgusting person, that he's rude to staff, that he's just somebody that thinks they can do whatever they want..."
— Bobby Capucci (04:52)
"There has never been a real investigation... It's one thing for me to tell you that it's a whole ass, other thing for you to see the emails yourself..."
— Bobby Capucci (07:12)
"Andrew greets an air hostess on a plane, swings her around and basically grinds himself into her from behind... I've got stories like that with yoga instructors, a whole series of people, often with people around them. He's completely shameless."
— Attributed to biographer Andrew Lowney by Capucci (09:10)
"Well, is it really punishment for that or for being outed? Because don't think for a minute Charles didn't know what Epstein was up to with his nonva brother."
— Bobby Capucci (14:30)
"This is the closest Andrew's ever been to being held accountable. But we shouldn't kid ourselves when we're talking about 'could be held accountable' and 'will be held accountable.' Because one thing we've learned... accountability is in short supply."
— Bobby Capucci (17:35)
"I would say talk to Virginia, but unfortunately she's not here anymore. So if Prince Andrew... thinks I give one single about how his quote, unquote, life has been ruined, bro, got another thing coming. I have zero empathy for people like Andrew."
— Bobby Capucci (13:50)
"The Joe Exotic of the Windsor family..." (01:08)
Capucci’s recurring sarcastic nickname for Andrew Windsor signals the tone of incredulity and criticism throughout the episode.
"Uncle Touchy, that's who." (10:32)
A particularly pointed remark highlighting Andrew’s alleged predatory behavior.
"If you want to cut these idiots off at the knees when it comes to narratives, then what you want to do is... you want a full on investigation because that's never happened." (06:22)
"They kept him around, they kept protecting him. And now they have to deal with the fallout." (15:30)
Bobby Capucci’s episode offers a raw, direct, and critical take on Andrew Windsor’s growing list of allegations, the deeply entrenched systems of royal and elite protection, and the persistent lack of real accountability for the powerful. Using both recent reporting and historical context, Capucci invites listeners to question the systems that allow individuals like Andrew Windsor to operate with apparent impunity—while maintaining empathy and focus on those whose lives were truly ruined by association with Epstein’s criminal empire.