Victim wanted to use money ‘to do some good'

PRINCE Andrew's sex accuser Virginia Giuffre described looking forward to using the “Crown's money to do some good” after receiving millions from the late Queen’s son in a settlement.

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Virginia Giuffre

In her posthumous memoir, Ms Giuffre did not divulge how much she was paid in 2022, but referred to reports “that his mother, the Queen of England, had footed the bill”.

She is said to have received more than 12 million dollars from Andrew to settle her civil sexual assault case, despite the prince claiming never to have met her.

In her book, Nobody's Girl, which is being published today amid growing pressure for Andrew to be officially stripped of his titles, Ms Giuffre wrote that, after receiving the money from the prince, she began developing her Speak Out, Act, Reclaim (Soar) foundation to combat human trafficking.

“I look forward to disseminating some of the Crown’s money to do some good,” she said.

She added: “Now that my settlement from Prince Andrew has come through, I have begun the slow process of turning my fledgling foundation into a professionally run organisation.