With Prince Andrew's involvement in the Epstein case coming to light, there is a pressing need for King Charles to address the situation and mitigate any potential fallout. While the legal verdict is yet to be reached, public sentiment has already formed a verdict of its own.
Royal commentator Emma Woolf, speaking on a GB News panel, emphasized the urgency for King Charles to intervene, noting Prince Andrew's reluctance to distance himself from the Royal Lodge despite his name being implicated in the Epstein court documents.
Woolf highlighted the growing pressure on King Charles, stating, "It's a real thorn in Charles’ side, this difficult troublesome younger brother. It's only going to get worse."
She underscored Andrew's current state—angry, belligerent, and humiliated—especially in light of recent public interactions and his settlement with Virginia Giuffre.
Panellist Matthew Laza hinted at the possibility of Charles withdrawing security, emphasizing the need for firm action. Woolf cautioned, "It hasn’t damaged Charles yet, but it’s not going away. I think the King is going to have to do something about this," signifying the pressing need for King Charles to address the growing concerns surrounding Prince Andrew's impact on the monarchy.
