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Prince Michael denies ‘special friendship’ with Vladimir Putin amid royal endorsements scandal – ABC News
Prince Michael of Kent’s office says he has not met with the Russian leader since 2003, after an undercover investigation shows him agreeing to give a royal endorsement…
Queen Elizabeth’s cousin has denied having a “special relationship” with Russian President Vladimir Putin after an undercover investigation by British media said he was willing to use his royal status for personal gain.
Key points:
- Video from the investigation shows Prince Michael agreeing to make a speech for the fake company for a $US200,000 fee
- His office said his “good friend” made suggestions the prince “would not have wanted”
- He is not a working royal, but represents the Queen about 200 times…
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