James O’Keefe has dropped what may be one of the most explosive exposés of his career, this time targeting none other than Prince Andrew. In newly released undercover footage, John Bryan, a former advisor tied to the Royal Family, claims that Prince Andrew had inappropriate relationships with minors and was far more deeply involved with Jeffrey Epstein than the public has been led to believe. According to Bryan, Andrew lied repeatedly about his connections, downplayed his friendship with Epstein and has dodged accountability under the cloak of royal privilege.
This revelation reignites global scrutiny on the Duke of York, whose previous legal settlement with Virginia Giuffre all but admitted guilt without a courtroom confession. The new footage paints a disturbing picture of protection, collusion and a power structure built on silence and insulation. O’Keefe’s latest move adds pressure to a royal institution already stained by scandal and secrecy.
As of now, there’s been no official response from Buckingham Palace. But the timing and content of these claims could force their hand. The world is watching. The questions that have lingered for years are now boiling to the surface again. And if O’Keefe is just getting started, the fallout could be seismic.
James O’Keefe and the O’Keefe Media Group have released a devastating new undercover video featuring former royal advisor John Bryan, who makes explosive claims about Prince Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein and underage sex trafficking. In the video, Bryan states plainly that Prince Andrew not only lied about his relationship with Epstein but was also involved with underage girls. The footage appears to have been captured during a candid conversation where Bryan, unfiltered and casual, drops truth bombs that reignite global scrutiny on the disgraced royal.
Bryan reveals that he was brought in to do damage control after Prince Andrew’s now-infamous 2019 BBC interview, during which the prince awkwardly claimed he had no recollection of meeting Virginia Giuffre and bizarrely explained he couldn’t sweat due to a war injury. According to Bryan, Prince Andrew “absolutely knew” what he was doing and had no business making such statements, especially since they were easily disprovable. He further alleges that Epstein had “blackmail” leverage on powerful individuals—including members of the royal family—and that Andrew’s involvement went much deeper than previously admitted.
The release of this footage could not come at a more sensitive time for the British monarchy, which has struggled to distance itself from scandal after scandal. With King Charles now facing his own credibility issues, the resurfacing of Prince Andrew’s alleged behavior and the royal family’s attempts to bury it add fuel to long-simmering public distrust.
This video isn’t just a PR disaster—it’s potentially a turning point. The mainstream media may try to ignore it, but O’Keefe’s footage is already spreading rapidly online. If the claims hold, this could trigger renewed calls for legal action and institutional accountability at the highest levels. The palace has yet to respond.
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Oscar Peterson was a Canadian jazz pianist celebrated for his extraordinary technique and swing feel. Born in Montreal in 1925, he began piano studies early and developed a virtuosic style influenced by classical training and jazz greats like Art Tatum. Peterson’s career spanned over six decades, during which he released more than 200 recordings and performed worldwide. He collaborated with numerous jazz legends and was known for his work in trios, notably with Ray Brown and Herb Ellis. His contributions to jazz earned him multiple Grammy Awards and a lasting legacy as one of the genre’s most influential pianists.
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The coercion includes “pushing victims to create graphic content, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), harm family pets, cut themselves with sharp objects, or attempt suicide.” The FBI previously warned about the activity of “764” and other such online networks in March. The predators use social media.