King Charles poised to 'support' Prince Andrew amidst Jeffrey Epstein document release

In the wake of a US judge unveiling a final set of documents containing nearly 200 individuals associated with the late convicted s-x offender Jeffrey Epstein, the royal family, including King Charles, is anticipated to extend steadfast support to Prince Andrew, who is named among Epstein's clients.

The link between Andrew and Jeffrey came to light following allegations by Virginia Giuffre, accusing the disgraced prince of s-xual assault on three occasions when she was 17. The case was ultimately settled outside the courtroom.

Royal reporter Kinsey Schofield, speaking to GB News, affirmed that the royal family is resolute in "standing beside him no matter what." She highlighted the recent Christmas walkabout at Sandringham, where Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson were in attendance.

Additionally, Prince Andrew shared a car with Prince William and Princess Kate on their way to the church in Balmoral. Schofield explained, "I think he has stressed to them that there are no more skeletons in the closet."

Acknowledging the challenging optics, the royal commentator noted, "It's not a great look, and I do think that you are as strong as your weakest team member, and unfortunately, he's their weakest team member. But they're going to stand by him. It's never complain, never explain. That's going to be their strategy," she added.