Trump and Prince Andrew’s Revolting Conversations Exposed in Bombshell Book

New revelations tie Trump, Prince Andrew, Epstein, and a sickening legacy of misogyny, drugs, and possible kompromat

In a scandal that intertwines royal disgrace and presidential infamy, a new biography on Prince Andrew has pulled back the curtain on deeply disturbing conversations he allegedly shared with Donald Trump—conversations centered around women, sex, and exploitation.

The claims come from respected royal historian Andrew Lownie’s new exposé Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, which is shaking both Buckingham Palace and Washington, D.C., just months into Trump’s second term as president.

At the center of the allegations is a crude exchange in 2000 between then-private citizen Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. According to Lownie, the two men—introduced by notorious sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell—were overheard discussing “p***y” at a social event, with Trump reportedly handing Andrew a list of massage therapists afterward.

“Shortly afterwards, and clearly good friends, Trump and Andrew were overheard at an event… talking entirely about ‘p***y,’ with the American producing a list of masseuses for the prince,” Lownie writes.

The alleged interaction took place not long after both men attended Heidi Klum’s famous Halloween bash, where Trump praised Andrew as “a lot of fun to be with.” Photographic evidence from the time shows Trump, Epstein, Andrew, and a smiling Melania Trump mingling at Mar-a-Lago events, often in the company of young women.

But it doesn’t stop there.

Lownie also cites Epstein himself as allegedly describing Andrew as “more obsessed with p***y than me.” The convicted sex offender’s driver, Ivan Novikov, is quoted describing late-night runs for “essentially prostitutes,” including one incident where Andrew allegedly made out with an 18-year-old girl while she and another teen snorted cocaine.

“I drove him and two young girls to a hotel,” Novikov says in the book. “They were doing lines of coke. He was making out with one of them.”

The era coincided with what Lownie calls a downward spiral for the disgraced prince. Friends allegedly told Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson that Ghislaine Maxwell was “manipulating him,” and intelligence insiders reportedly fear that Russian operatives may hold “kompromat” over Andrew’s behavior with Epstein’s circle.

These disturbing revelations add yet another layer to the ongoing scrutiny of Trump’s longstanding ties to Epstein and the royal family. While Trump famously dismissed concerns about his past remarks—like his infamous “grab ’em by the p***y” recording—as “locker room talk,” this new book paints a far darker picture, one where vulgar talk wasn’t just casual banter but part of a deeper, more troubling alliance.

In another jaw-dropping passage, Lownie claims Prince Harry and Prince Andrew got into a physical fight in 2013 after Andrew allegedly insulted Harry behind his back. “Punches were thrown,” the author writes, alleging Harry walked away with the upper hand—and Andrew with a bloody nose.

A spokesperson for Prince Harry quickly denied the story this weekend, calling it “completely fabricated.” The prince also rejected claims that Andrew warned him against marrying Meghan Markle, allegedly calling her an “opportunist.”

Even as Andrew remains exiled from royal duties and Trump continues his comeback tour in the White House, the disturbing connections between power, privilege, and predation refuse to fade.

The White House has not responded to a request for comment.

Lownie’s Entitled is out this week. Early reviews suggest this could be one of the most explosive royal biographies ever released—one that links the palace, the president, and a global sex abuse scandal in a way that’s impossible to ignore.