Prince William, Kate face heat as Virginia memoir accuses senior royals

A shocking detail about Prince William and Princess Kate in Virginia Giuffre's memoir might leave the royal fans extremely upset.

For the unversed, Ms Giuffre accused Prince Andrew of sexually assaulting her after she was trafficked to him by paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

She sat down for an interview with ABC News anchor Amy Robach in 2019, but sadly, the show was not aired.

According to standard.co.uk, her posthumous memoir claimed that the senior royals put pressure on the network to "nix" the interview.

It was also revealed that the sit-down with Prince Andrew's sex accuser was on hold in "fear of losing access" to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

In Ms Giuffre's book, Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, it reads, "We were strung along for weeks with no explanation for the delay."

"Finally, someone from the network told my legal team that because I’d told Robach about being trafficked to Prince Andrew, the network had to reach out to Buckingham Palace and an attorney for Epstein."

Ms Giuffre claimed in a footnote that Amy Robach was "pissed" that the interview did not go on air.

Amy was told by her bosses, "'Who’s Jeffrey Epstein? No one knows who that is. This is a stupid story.'"

It is important to note that Prince Andrew publicly denied allegations made by Ms Giuffre earlier, and also in his fresh statement announcing that he would not use his title, the Duke of York and his honours.