A secret deal struck between Jeffrey Epstein and one of his victims, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, is set to be made public tomorrow, according to The Sun.
Judges last month ordered the unsealing of a settlement signed in 2009 by January 3, unless there was "good cause" to keep it secret.
Previously, Prince Andrew, 61, has said that a clause in that agreement precludes him from being sued by Epstein's victim, who has maintained that the duke sexually assaulted her three times when she was underage.
Roberts Giuffre alleges that she was introduced to Prince Andrew by Ghislaine Maxwell, who was last week found guilty of helping lure vulnerable teens to Epstein's properties between 1994 and 2004.
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