How Ghislaine Maxwell once sat on Buckingham Palace thrones with Kevin Spacey

Her majesty would not be amused.

In this newly surfaced photo from 2020, Ghislaine Maxwell, the just-captured accused madam of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, sits on Queen Elizabeth II’s throne during a private tour of Buckingham Palace.

At her side in the matching, the plushly upholstered throne of Prince Philip is actor Kevin Spacey.

Then the artistic director of London’s Old Vic Theatre, Spacey would face sex assault allegations of his own in the UK and US, though all would eventually be dropped.

The two visited the palace with former President Bill Clinton, a Spacey pal who has also weathered his share of sex scandals.

And they were all there at the palace at the invitation of Prince Andrew, the Telegraph reported Saturday, in releasing the startling snap, obtained by The Post.

Andrew, of course, has been accused by Epstein’s alleged “sex slave” Virginia Giuffre of bedding her at Maxwell’s behest when she was only 17.

The thrones sat upon by Maxwell and Spacey were used by the Queen and Prince Philip, Andrew’s mum and dad, for her 1953 coronation — and it is considered a breach of royal protocol for anyone else to sit in them, the Telegraph notes.

The Throne Room is only accessible through public tours of the palace or during state visits and official royal functions, the paper says.

“Going anywhere near the thrones is a total no-no,” a source told the Sunday Times of London.

Clinton– in London at the time for an address before Britain’s Labour Party –flew to the UK with Maxwell aboard Epstein’s private jet,  nicknamed the “Lolita Express” for the underage girls often found on board.