King Charles, along with the rest of the royal family, is expected to stand firmly in support of Prince Andrew following his naming in a set of documents associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
A US judge has recently released a final batch of documents detailing nearly 200 individuals linked to the late convicted sex offender.
The ties between Prince Andrew and Epstein came under scrutiny after Virginia Giuffre accused the Prince of sexual assault on three separate occasions when she was 17. The case was eventually settled outside of court.
Royal reporter Kinsey Schofield, speaking to GB News, confirmed the family’s unwavering support. She cited recent public appearances of Prince Andrew, including a Christmas walkabout at Sandringham with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, and sharing a car with Prince William and Princess Kate to church in Balmoral, as indicators of the family’s solidarity.
Schofield suggested that Prince Andrew has assured the family of no further controversies, describing him as the “weakest team member” but emphasizing the royal family’s likely strategy of standing together and maintaining their policy of ‘never complain, never explain.’
