Amanda Thirsk
INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
Amanda Thirsk, Prince Andrew's private secretary from 2012 to 2020, is under investigation by police regarding claims that the former duke passed sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein. As of February 2026, she could be interviewed as part of this investigation. Thirsk was instrumental in arranging Prince Andrew's controversial November 2019 BBC Newsnight interview about his relationship with Epstein, and she left the Palace in January 2020 after reportedly agreeing to a legal settlement with Buckingham Palace. The investigation appears to relate to her involvement in handling and forwarding confidential communications and government documents related to Prince Andrew's connection to Epstein.
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Amanda Thirsk, former private secretary to Prince Andrew, could be interviewed by police as part of the investigation into claims that the former duke passed sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Prince Andrew & the Epstein Scandal
Amanda Thirsk was Prince Andrew's private secretary from 2012 to 2020. The trust was under investigation by the Charity Commission regarding some regulatory iss…
How Amanda Thirsk Convinced Prince Andrew to Sit for the BBC ...
Thirsk joined the royal household in 2004, and was the Duke of York's Private Secretary from 2012 to 2020. In January 2020, she left the Palace, reportedly agre…
The True Story Behind Netflix Prince Andrew Movie Scoop
In the film, she nurtures a relationship with Amanda Thirsk—Andrew's flustered private secretary—who originally reached out to the BBC to arrange for a 'puff pi…
Andrew's former private secretary faces police questioning as a ...
Amanda Thirsk could be interviewed as part of investigation into claims former duke passed sensitive information to Epstein.
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