Prince Andrew once joked about urinating on a woman’s foot with his “royal member” to cure a sea urchin sting on the late billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, staffers allege.

The U.K. Sun reported that Andrew allegedly stayed on the private island with a “tall, bleached blonde” woman who said she was a brain surgeon. This was revealed by Cathy and Miles Alexander, who spent eight years managing Epstein’s home in the U.S. Virgin Islands before quitting when he was first arrested on child sex charges.

The Alexanders were hired in 1998, and Andrew was the first guest who visited in April of 1999 with the brain surgeon, who arrived with the royal via helicopter.

“The Duke came via helicopter with his bodyguard and a woman in her 30s, who said she was a brain surgeon,” Cathy said. “She was tall, bleached blonde and had big boobs. They shared a room and spent most of their time on the beach windsurfing, sailing or doing other water sports.”

She went on to claim that Andrew joked “the royal member has done its duty,” adding that the royal was “great fun and very undemanding.”

They added that Andrew stayed on the island for two weeks and left a tip of £220, being one of the only guests to do so. The couple said that Andrew visited the island at least one more time with Epstein and the billionaire’s alleged madam Ghislaine Maxwell, and that he would also fly over the island on his way to Monserrat.

“[He] got the pilot to dip the wings as a signal to us,” Cathy said.

Miles chimed in to say that running the island was like being in charge of a “five-star hotel where no-one paid”.

“Lots of people came and went,” he added.

The Alexanders were warned by warned by Maxwell “never to disturb” Epstein while he was in his bedroom, adding that it was “absolutely forbidden.” They soon became disturbed by the number of young looking girls coming and going from the island, many walking around topless or naked when Epstein was at home.

Cathy said that while they were suspicious about what was going on, they never had any “proof” of wrongdoing, and they never saw the alleged sex crimes that Epstein’s victims have described.

“I took the view that what went on behind closed doors was not my business and it is not my place to judge,” Miles said. “If anything was going on we didn’t want to know.”

This piece originally appeared in UpliftingToday.com and is used by permission.

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