Prince Andrew met up with numerous glamorous women, including a Chinese model, while on taxpayer-funded trips — with an aide sending derogatory messages and photos about the meetups to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The latest revelations from the latest Epstein files come as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor already faces a possible police investigation into allegations he used his role as a UK trade envoy to share confidential info with his pedophile pal.
One photo in the files shows Andrew at a dinner with 23-year-old Chinese model and actress Miya Muqi, while a second shows him sitting on a raft with another woman.
Andrew’s former fixer and aide, David Stern, allegedly forwarded the snaps to Epstein — along with messages referring to them as “P,” short for a derogatory term for women, according to the Times of London.
“We have dinner in Beijing on Sunday night with this P,” Stern wrote on Aug. 31, 2010, alongside a photo sent to Epstein, who was already convicted of sex offenses involving underage girls.
Stern also used the codeword “P” in an email allegedly sent to Epstein on Sep. 1 2011 ahead of London Fashion Week.
“London Fashion Week 16-20 September. Special Chinese catwalk on 19th. Should I get tickets for you to review Chinese P?” Stern wrote, according to the emails in the released files.
“You review for me so far no candidate?” Epstein replied.
“Starting interviewing via skype. Not JE style yet,” a follow-up email from Stern said.
There is no suggestion that the women were abused by either Andrew or Epstein.
Last week, Andrew was reported to Thames Valley Police – the force that patrols the area encompassing his former home, Royal Lodge – over alleged misconduct in public office.
An anti-monarchy campaigner reported Andrew after it emerged the ex-royal had allegedly shared trade docs with Epstein.
Trade envoys must keep details about their trips confidential – even when they are no longer in post under the Official Secrets Act.
Thames Valley cops confirmed they were talking with prosecutors over whether to launch a criminal investigation.
Vince Cable, who served as Board of Trade president between 2010 and 2015, accused Andrew og having “ruthlessly exploited” the role of trade envoy, according to the Times of London.
Andrew was initially investigated over long-running claims by Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre that she was made to have sex with him three times — starting when she was 17 — on orders from Epstein and his madam, Ghislaine Maxwell.
Andrew was never charged and has vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
However, he paid millions of pounds to Giuffre in a civil settlement, while denying wrongdoing. He also lost his royal duties and titles over the scandal of his close friendship with Epstein and Maxwell.
King Charles has now admitted “profound concern” over the latest allegations against his brother, while expressing his willingness to support any further police investigations if asked.
Neither Andrew nor Stern have commented on the latest allegations.
