Andrew’s unofficial biographer reveals how his fall from grace can impact Trump

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s relationship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been a topic of great debate for months at this point, and the truth behind their bond has finally been addressed by royal biographer Andrew Lownie.

He revealed his thoughts during a chat with Wendy Naugle for USA Today’s Excerpt podcast and explained what pictures of him at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Country Club in Palm Beach in February of 2000 truly meant.

“Well, the relationship is good,” he started by saying. “They have three common interests, women, golf, and making money. And Andrew was actually deputed to take care of Trump when he came in a previous state visit.”

“Trump claims now he doesn’t know Andrew is, but there’s plenty of evidence to show actually they were very close,” Mr Lownie claims.

Furthermore “I’ve done interviews,” he added too. “For example, with diplomats at the New York consulate about their close relationship, the fact that when Trump was developing his golf courses in Scotland, Andrew was very interested.”

Before concluding he also offered insight into how this friendship might have helped Prince Harry because “Trump likes the British royal family, and so we think that he basically kind of made sure that Harry’s visa wasn’t made public, the visa that would’ve shown whether he declared drug use or not. And I think in some ways Andrew will be protected as far as Trump can do so.”