Andrew can be called to give evidence in High Court fraud trial
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Prince Andrew may be called to testify in a major fraud trial at the High Court in London.
This case involves a wealthy Turkish woman named Nebahat Isbilen who claims she was cheated out of millions.
She is suing her former financial adviser, Selman Turk, for allegedly stealing her money.
Isbilen says that some of her funds were transferred to the Prince without her permission.
Approximately 750,000 pounds were reportedly given to Andrew as a wedding gift for his daughter.
The prince has already returned the money, but the legal case continues against the adviser.
A judge ruled that Andrew can be called to give evidence if it is necessary for the trial.
This trial is very important because it involves a very high amount of money and a member of the royal family.
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