Prince Andrew's Accuser Virginia Giuffre Vapes With Foils In Hair, Makes Shocking Beauty Transformation Before Legal Face-Off With Duke
Feb. 9 2022, Published 2:32 p.m. ET
Prince Andrew's accuser Virginia Giuffre got a dramatic beauty transformation in preparation for her legal battle with the Duke.
The 38-year-old American made a rare outing to the hair salon in Perth, Western Australia, which has been her home base for decades. Stepping outside to let off some steam, Giuffre was caught puffing on a vape pen.
She appeared not to notice — or care — that paparazzi were standing nearby.
Midway through her appointment, Giuffre took a smoke break. Appearing in her back salon cloak, the natural blonde stood outside the beauty parlor and shamelessly showcased her hair full of foil.
Andrew's accuser is going blonder before she faces off with his lawyers in the months to come.
Holding onto her coffee, Giuffre sipped on the hot caffeinated drink in between taking puffs of her vape. Keeping a stone-cold look on her face, she appeared stressed and preoccupied during her hours-long visit.
After slipping back inside, Giuffre emerged from the salon looking like a whole new woman. Wearing white jeans and a striped sweater, the mom of three made her way to her car while confidently showing off her new hairdo.
Flashing her blinding blonde, Giuffre went platinum ahead of her deposition in April.
As RadarOnline.com reported, Giuffre is suing Prince Andrew. She claims his convicted sex predator pal Jeffrey Epstein forced her to have sex with the royal when she was just 17 years old.
Queen Elizabeth's son has venomously denied her accusations.
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Despite claiming his innocence, the negative press has forced his mother to strip him of his royal titles — meaning Prince Andrew will have to face the lawsuit as a "private citizen."
Giuffre isn't the only one scheduled to be questioned in the upcoming months. While she's expected to be deposed around Easter, Prince Andrew will go under oath next month.
