Prince Andrew's Accuser Virginia Giuffre Wants To Destroy And Leave Him 'Broke' After His Lawyer Requests To Interview Her Psychologist

They plan to ask Dr. Lightfoot to turn over all records of Giuffre's mental health, prescription medications, and notes about the "plaintiff's alleged emotional and psychological harm" and "theory of false memories.

In addition, Andrew's team also wants to examine Giuffre and her husband's financial records forensically.

Women campaigners and other experts have criticized and questioned the integrity of their move towards Andrew's alleged victim.

Dr. Charlotte Proudman, a researcher at Cambridge and attorney, told the Times it was common for victims of abuse to look for therapy and support.

"[Andrew's lawyers] are trying to discredit her," Proudman claimed. "They are trying to find something she might have said to her psychologist that potentially undermines the claims she has made or to show potential consistencies."

Anna Birley, the co-founder of women's safety campaign group Reclaim These Streets, also expressed her outrage concerning the strategy from Andrew's legal team.

"It should never be a question of how the victim behaves, what she wears, how much she drank, or what she shared with her therapist," she explained. "Abuse is never ok and the focus should be on the actions of perpetrator."

However, an insider shared Giuffre is determined to "ruin" the British royal by making sure he suffers from dire financial woes.

"It is Virginia's firm belief that Andrew should go to jail for what he's done, but in the end, leaving him broke and destroyed may be enough," the informant said. "He is already destroyed. Now it's a matter of how much money he offers [in a settlement] and how broke we leave him."