King Charles III has stated that he will "support" UK police as they investigate allegations that his son Prince Andrew shared confidential trade reports with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The claims have sparked renewed scrutiny on the royal family's handling of its relationships and potential breaches of public office. Buckingham Palace has issued a statement saying that while King Charles is concerned about the allegations, he will back any further investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Prince Andrew was acting as the UK's international trade envoy when the information was shared with Epstein in 2010. The emails have also revealed that he forwarded his itinerary for a two-week trip to Southeast Asia to Epstein upon his return to Britain.
Thames Valley Police has confirmed they are assessing the claims and will determine whether any further action is required. Meanwhile, Prince William and Princess Catherine released a statement expressing their concern over the ongoing revelations about Epstein's files.
The royal family continues to face pressure on its handling of its relationships with high-profile figures, particularly Jeffrey Epstein. The latest developments have raised concerns among anti-monarchy groups who are calling for investigations into Prince Andrew's conduct.
It appears that King Charles has finally taken a public stance on the issue after months of speculation and criticism from various quarters.
The claims have sparked renewed scrutiny on the royal family's handling of its relationships and potential breaches of public office. Buckingham Palace has issued a statement saying that while King Charles is concerned about the allegations, he will back any further investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Prince Andrew was acting as the UK's international trade envoy when the information was shared with Epstein in 2010. The emails have also revealed that he forwarded his itinerary for a two-week trip to Southeast Asia to Epstein upon his return to Britain.
Thames Valley Police has confirmed they are assessing the claims and will determine whether any further action is required. Meanwhile, Prince William and Princess Catherine released a statement expressing their concern over the ongoing revelations about Epstein's files.
The royal family continues to face pressure on its handling of its relationships with high-profile figures, particularly Jeffrey Epstein. The latest developments have raised concerns among anti-monarchy groups who are calling for investigations into Prince Andrew's conduct.
It appears that King Charles has finally taken a public stance on the issue after months of speculation and criticism from various quarters.