Ex-Prince Andrew‘s former assistant, Charlotte Manley, is reportedly a major “witness” in the allegations against him. The former assistant can allegedly “offer a few gems” about the ex-Duke of York’s ongoing, much-talked-about case. Manley reportedly acted as the 66-year-old’s treasurer and private secretary from 2001 to 2003. She was allegedly also his assistant private secretary and treasurer since 1996.
Ex-Prince Andrew’s former assistant could shift focus from Epstein to the Palace, says expert
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s former assistant, Charlotte Manley, could reportedly shift the focus of his ongoing case from Jeffrey Epstein to the Palace. As reported by Fox News Digital, an expert, Helena Chard, a British broadcaster and photographer, said the ex-assistant is a “key witness” in the allegations against the former Duke of York. Chard added that Manley may “shed valuable light into Andrew’s dealings and activities.”
The expert told the news outlet that ex-Prince Andrew’s former assistant, Charlotte Manley, is currently the “talk of the town.” She said, “Those connected to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are feeling increasing public expectation and pressure to come forward.” She then called Manley a “dutiful British citizen.”
Meanwhile, the broadcaster and photographer also explained to the news outlet, “Operation Ironville, the name given to Andrew‘s investigation, is in full swing.” She continued, “Manley is a key witness and rather than be hounded by the press.” The expert added, “Manley has made it clear she prefers to speak with the police.” Chard further said that the former assistant “will offer a few gems which will lead to further investigation.” She added, “And more people coming forward.”
In the meantime, Hilary Fordwich, another royal expert, told the news outlet that Charlotte Manley might “share some off-camera behavior during Andrew’s trade envoy trips abroad, where she accompanied him frequently.” Fordwich added, she might even “attempt to reshape the narrative, shifting from Epstein introductions to patterns of palace-enabled impropriety.”
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on Reality Tea.
