“It is very rare for democratic states to send children commemorative books about their heads of state, and I hope the Government will reconsider this proposal."
A Labour MP has vowed to ask where the money came from when MPs return to Westminster next week.
The Duke of York won't be allowed to deny that he raped Giuffre under the terms of the pair's settlement.
The PM was a vocal supporter of the prince when sexual assault claims broke in a US courtroom in 2015.
"It's astonishing, the most vulnerable people in society have £20 a week taken off them by the government but the Queen can find £12m to bail out her deviant son."
"Never met her. Don’t remember the photograph. I was in pizza express in woking. Can’t sweat. I demand a trial by jury. Ok here’s a big pile of money."
He also said the settlement was a "huge relief to the royal family in a very special Jubilee year", much to the bemusement of people on social media.
“Who else is going to support him other than the Queen?”
The Duke of York reached a "settlement in principle" with Giuffre, court documents show.