Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor tells Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell ‘I can’t take it anymore’, He first learned 14 years ago that a British newspaper was about to publish a story about the trio.

His email conversations with the American couple were among documents released on Wednesday from the estate of convicted sex offender Epstein, some of which made reference to Donald Trump.

The former prince responded after receiving a right-of-reply email from the Mail on Sunday to Maxwell in March 2011, which made a number of allegations against Andrew.

According to documents released Wednesday, Andrew responded: “What is this? I don’t know anything about this! Please say it like this. This has nothing to do with me. I can’t take it anymore.”

The latest news comes after congressional Democrats asked Andrew to answer questions about the investigation into Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, the Democratic member of the House Oversight Committee, told BBC Two’s Newsnight that Andrew had not yet responded to the committee’s invitation to testify.

He said the former prince “doesn’t have to get on a plane to testify, he can do it remotely”.

Virginia Giuffre — Jeffrey Epstein’s famous accuser — Andrew allegedly had sex with her three times as a teenager.

Andrew denied the accusations and reached an out-of-court settlement with Giuffre in 2022, which included no admission of liability or apology.

he Stripped of all titles Earlier this month, Giuffre’s posthumous memoir put new focus on Andrew’s ties to Epstein and Maxwell.

Three emails from Epstein’s estate, Released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committeeshowing that Epstein mentioned Trump multiple times in emails exchanged with Maxwell, who is currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.

They also released emails between Epstein and author Michael Wolff, who has written numerous books about Trump.

In April 2011, an email sent by Epstein to Maxwell claimed that Trump spent several hours at Epstein’s home with an unnamed person.

“I want you to realize that the dog that didn’t bark was Trump… (the victim) spent several hours with him at my house,” Epstein wrote.

The White House later said the unnamed “victim” referred to was Giuffre, who committed suicide earlier this year.

The White House said in a statement that Giuffre “has repeatedly stated that President Trump did not engage in any inappropriate behavior and was ‘very friendly’ to her during their limited interactions.”

Giuffre said in a 2016 deposition that she never saw Trump engage in any abuse. In a memoir released this year, she did not accuse the president of any wrongdoing.

Within hours, House Republicans released thousands more documents to counter what they said were Democrats’ efforts to “cherry-pick” documents. They also said it was an attempt to “create a false narrative to defame President Trump.”

Hours after the latest emails were released, newly sworn-in Democratic Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva signed a petition, meaning there are now enough people to force a House vote that could require the U.S. Department of Justice to release all Epstein documents.

House Speaker Mike Johnson’s office said the House will hold a vote next week.

The latest documents shed further light on the relationship between Andrew and Epstein, including an email that appears to confirm the authenticity of a photo of Andrew with his arm around 17-year-old Giuffre.

In an exchange with a reporter in July 2011, Epstein appeared to discuss Giuffre and photos of her and Andrew.

“Yes, she was on my plane, and yes, she was photographed with Andrew, like many of my employees,” he wrote.

Andrew told Newsnight in 2019 that he had no recollection of the photo being taken, and suggested it might be fake.

The exchange took place four months after the Mail on Sunday sent a so-called “right of reply” email on March 4, 2011.

The email alleges that in 2001, the disgraced financier introduced Andrew to a woman whose name was redacted from the released documents. She had sex with Andrew at Maxwell’s home in London.

On March 6, 2011, the Mail on Sunday published a report that included the now-infamous photo of Andrew and Giuffre.

The email goes on to say that at Epstein’s New York apartment, the masseuse and another girl were instructed to sit on Andrew’s lap while he fondled both girls.

The email said one of the girls was instructed by Maxwell to have sex with Andrew. It also states that she was instructed to attend an orgy with Andrew on Epstein’s private Caribbean island of Little St. James. It asked for a response by noon the next day.

It appears the email was sent to Maxwell by her representatives and then forwarded to Epstein and then to a redacted email address labeled “Duke.”

On March 6, 2011, the day the Mail on Sunday published the Giuffre report, Epstein sent an email to “The Duke” asking: “Are you okay?”. He added: “These stories are complete and utter fantasy”.

In July of that year, Epstein wrote in an email to his publicist: “The girl who accused Prince Andrew could just as easily be proven to be a liar.

“I think Buckingham Palace would like it. You should send someone to investigate Virginia Roberts, the girl who has caused so much trouble for the Queen’s son (sic).

“I promise you she is a liar. You and I will be able to go to Ascot (sic) for the rest of our lives.”

lord mandelson Also appears in newly released documentsindicating that he had contact with Epstein as early as 2016.

The most recent contact between the pair was in March 2010, when the then business secretary took Epstein’s advice on a banking deal, just months after the US businessman was released from prison for child sex crimes, The Daily Telegraph reported.

The new documents include an email Epstein sent to Lord Mandelson shortly after his birthday on November 6, 2016, saying “63. You made it”.

Lord Mandelson replied less than 90 minutes later: “Just. I have decided to prolong my life by spending more time in America”.

Epstein then replied “In the Donald White House,” referring to the U.S. presidential election later this week.

Lord Mandelson was sacked as Britain’s ambassador to the US in September over his ties to Epstein after emails revealed he sent him messages of support after he pleaded guilty to soliciting a minor in 2008.

Lord Mandelson has repeatedly said he regrets his relationship with Epstein but refused to comment on the emails when contacted by the BBC.