Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is facing allegations of evading US Congressional inquiry regarding his long-standing association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Congressional House Oversight Committee, led by a ranking Democrat, has summoned the former Prince to assist in uncovering Epstein’s collaborators and facilitators. Despite a formal request sent by 16 members of congress ten days ago, Andrew has been accused of ignoring the committee’s call for his response by November 20.

Suhas Subramanyam, a committee Democrat, expressed concerns about Andrew’s apparent evasion, stating that the former duke has been avoiding meaningful investigations into the matter. The committee has requested Andrew to participate in a “transcribed interview” deposition to shed light on Epstein’s activities and the government’s handling of the case.

Recent revelations of financial records mentioning “massage for Andrew” have raised suspicions, prompting the committee to press Andrew for details on his involvement with the convicted sex trafficker. Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing and refuted all accusations against him.

Following the congressional letter, sources close to the matter highlighted the seriousness of the situation for Andrew, noting that the Epstein scandal is far from fading away. The pressure from Congress signifies a renewed focus on Andrew’s role, casting a shadow over his recent activities after losing his royal titles and being asked to relocate from Royal Lodge to the Sandringham estate.

Despite the ongoing scrutiny, Andrew was sighted for the first time since his royal titles were revoked, engaging in a horse ride near Windsor Castle. While awaiting his relocation, Andrew has remained secluded inside his residence.