Palace Staff Reveal Prince Andrew's Alleged 'Mrs. Windsor' Code for Palace Access

Alleged "Mrs. Windsor" Code

• 🔑 Prince Andrew allegedly used the phrase "Mrs. Windsor will arrive shortly. Please let her in and show her up" as a secret code to bring young women into Buckingham Palace.
• 📰 Reports from UK media, including The Sun and Okay Magazine, cited anonymous palace insiders and emails from the Epstein files detailing this method.

Staff and Security Accounts

• 💬 Palace staff reportedly acquiesced to Andrew's requests for visitors via discrete staff entrances, often with "eye rolls," due to his elevated status.
• 👮 Former Scotland Yard officer Paul Page corroborated similar allegations, noting Andrew's visitors arrived with scant information and strict instructions to avoid inquiries, unlike other royal guests.
• ⚠️ Page characterized Andrew as an abusive figure towards staff and claimed Andrew's bedroom had a "revolving door" due to a constant stream of women.

Broader Accusations and Denials

• ⚖️ These revelations emerge against a backdrop of grave accusations from Virginia Giuffre, who alleged Andrew engaged in sexual acts with her when she was 17, compelled by Jeffrey Epstein.
• 📺 Andrew's 2019 BBC Newsnight interview was widely criticized for his denials, including being at Pizza Express in Woking and a medical condition preventing him from sweating.
• 💔 An out-of-court settlement was reached with Giuffre in February 2022, but Andrew made no admission of guilt; Giuffre later died by suicide in April 2025.

Royal Titles and Ongoing Pressure

• 👑 In October 2025, King Charles stripped Andrew of all royal titles and honors, including Prince and Royal Highness, making him "Andrew Mountbatten Windsor."
• 🔍 Former PM Gordon Brown urged police to interview Andrew, citing Jeffrey Epstein's 90 flights to the UK, with 15 occurring after his 2008 conviction.
• 🚨 Tams Valley police are currently assessing allegations of misconduct in public office, and the Prince and Princess of Wales have expressed deep concern.