Prince Andrew Hosts 2000 Sandringham Party Revealing Sex Drugs, Royal Reactions

A newly released book titled "The Windsor Legacy" by Robert Jobson reveals that drugs intended to enhance sexual experiences, including poppers, lubricants, and condoms, were discovered at Sandringham following a party hosted by Prince Andrew in 2000 to celebrate Ghislaine Maxwell's 39th birthday. Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell, both notorious for their involvement in sex trafficking, were regular guests at royal residences including this event, contrary to Andrew's later claims that it was just a "straightforward shooting weekend." The Royal staff reportedly found the aftermath of the party littered with these substances, highlighting a pattern of cleanup after Andrew's events. Prince Andrew's association with Epstein and Maxwell has been heavily scrutinized, notably during his 2019 Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis, where he dismissed any wrongdoing. Despite the scandal, the Queen remained loyal to Andrew during the Epstein saga. Additionally, Andrew is expected to relocate to Sandringham after vacating Royal Lodge in Windsor, bringing renewed attention to the estate's controversial past events.