Prince Andrew has reportedly been served at his home in Windsor with the sexual assault lawsuit brought on by Virginia Roberts, who claimed to have been forced by his old friend Jeffrey Epstein to have sex with him while she was still a teenager.

According to the report, the legal proceedings were handed over to the staff at his property on August 27.

A British corporate intelligence company agent, Cesar Sepulveda, who worked with Virginia, 38, said he was turned away when making his first attempt to serve Andrew at his residence, claiming the staff had been "primed" not to accept any documents.

The court document stated, "The Metropolitan Police Officer/head of security could not locate the defendant's private secretary, or anyone senior and the deponent was told that the security there had been instructed not to allow anyone attending there for purpose of serving court papers onto the grounds of the property and at the time they had been told not to accept service of any court process."

The next day, Cesar returned to serve the Prince, who allegedly permitted him to leave the paperwork.

Upon receiving the paperwork, the Duke of Yor