David Foster Reveals Megan’s Connection to Yuri Milner as Pandora Papers Unveil Yacht Girl Career

In a shocking revelation following the Pandora Papers leak, another individual has been exposed in Megan's Yacht Girl career.

According to an alleged source leaked from David Foster, Megan is said to have had a connection with Russian billionaire Yuri Milner.

Furthermore, the mystery surrounding the origin of a $14 million mansion is also linked to Megan's relationship with this billionaire.

The revelation comes in the wake of Megan Markle's school friend, Catherine McPhee's husband, arranging a Christmas getaway for Prince Harry and Megan in a luxurious mansion on Vancouver Island, Canada.

The secluded waterfront estate, located in North Sanic, was connected to a secretive multi-millionaire owner.

Music producer David Foster, 69, disclosed that he facilitated the royal couple's accommodation but refrained from revealing the owner's identity.

However, the Pandora Papers leak has now unveiled the true owner of the mansion.

Amidst speculation about the hosts of Harry and Megan's stay, one name that repeatedly surfaced was that of billionaire venture capitalist Yuri Milner.

Milner, a prominent Russian-born investor in Silicon Valley, is known to spend time with celebrities on a superyacht named Andromeda.

He also shares a connection with Canadian music producer David Foster, whose wife, Catherine McPhee, is a school friend of Megan Markle.

In a 2022 interview with the British Daily Mail, Foster discussed the mansion, stating that he has been friends with the owner for years.

Although Milner was not the owner, Foster revealed that he had assisted Milner in renting the house approximately five or six years ago for a brief period.

Milner's investment funds made early investments in Facebook and Twitter, yielding substantial profits when these companies went public.

However, it was later revealed by journalists in 2017 that around half of the capital for Milner's investments in Twitter came from VTB Bank, the second-largest bank in Russia, predominantly owned by the state.

Jameson Firestone, a prominent figure in the fight against Russian state corruption, referred to VTB as a slush fund for the Russian government.

When asked in early April about his ownership of the estate where the royal couple spent their Christmas and New Year's holidays in 2019 and 2020, Milner's representative, Alice McGillian, denied any affiliation.

She stated that neither Milner nor any of his family members or affiliated entities owned Milfleur's mansion or any other property in Canada.

McGillian referred to Foster's interview for further clarification.

However, documents uncovered in the Pandora Papers leak by CBC News contradicted this denial.

The Andromeda Trust, the entity responsible for the offshore companies associated with the Milfleur's property, was previously known as the Yuri Milner Trust until February 2016.

The stunning property, overlooking a picturesque inlet, is described by the North Scenic Community as having a long coastline offering breathtaking views of water, islands, and mountains.

Its rolling interior lands provide vistas of hills and valleys, creating a sense of openness and harmony with nature.

In a recent Netflix docuseries, Prince Harry expressed his frustration at the discovery of the property's location, which led to concerns for their safety and subsequent relocation.

He lamented, “So this was like a week before COVID and we'd be stuck at this house, where everyone in the world knew where we were.

Unprotected.

No security.”

The Pandora Papers leak has shed light on Megan's association with Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and the connection between the $14 million mansion and their relationship.

As the revelations continue to unfold, the public awaits further details regarding this intriguing story.