Prince Andrew’s ‘Chinese spy’ pal ‘found way to get people in and out of home unnoticed’
An alleged Chinese spy, who reportedly had close connections with Prince Andrew, is said to have known the ins and outs of his Royal Lodge residence without drawing attention. This revelation surfaced following the release of photographs showing the Duke of York, aged 64, at a gathering with the supposed spy, identified only as H6, a former government employee.
The news about the alleged spy’s knowledge of discreet entry and exit strategies at Andrew’s home emerged from a letter written by Andrew’s chief adviser Dominic Hampshire to the Chinese individual. Despite MI5 discovering the correspondence on the alleged spy’s phone back in 2020, Mr Hampshire is said to have continued his employment under Prince Andrew.
The letter stated: “I hope that it is clear to you where you sit with my principal (Andrew) and indeed his family. You should never underestimate the strength of that relationship.”
It went on to say, “You sit at the very top of a tree many people would like to be on. Under your guidance, we found a way to get the relevant people unnoticed in and out of the house in Windsor.”
Mr Hampshire has confirmed that the alleged spy might represent Prince Andrew in dealings with Chinese investors, which comes after the Duke stepped back from official Royal duties following a settlement paid to Virginia Roberts-Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and someone who was closely associated with the Duke.
