This doc reveals Prince Andrew's sex addiction and frequent visits of women to Buckingham Palace

This Wednesday's release of a documentary reveals Prince Andrew's sex addiction and the fact that he frequently met with women inside Buckingham Palace. Paul Page, who served as a royal protection officer for six years and saw the countless women parade into Buckingham Palace to see Prince Andrew—who is friends with the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein—recalls it this way. For this reason, Prince Andrew was given permission to resign from his public duties as the Duke of York.

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"We used to joke that he should have a revolving door in his bedroom. The number of women coming in and out of there, literally every other day someone came to see him...a different one each time," Page said in the documentary "Prince Andrew: Banished," which premieres this Wednesday. By command of the prince, women were permitted admission to the palace of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on September 8. The prince even became furious if the women were asked questions or allowed to enter slowly. "'Listen to me, you fat idiot. If you don't let my guest in, I'm going down there," the prince said to one of the officers when one of the women was not allowed access, who had to call the prince to tell him what had happened. was happening, hence the annoyance of the Duke of York. And although though Andrew should have been treated with some respect given his position, he was labeled by him as a terrible guy in addition to the fact that he discussed his sex addiction in the same documentary. Journalist Helen Kirwan-Taylor observed that the prince "couldn't keep his pants up," while royal author Phil Dampier stated that the prince "just liked sex," never smoking, doing drugs, or drinking alcohol.