A rare statement from Buckingham Palace has given a clear indication of the royal family’s view Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor That’s changing, and royal observers say Prince William Taking that change forward a lot. On 8 February, the Palace addressed the ongoing police assessment relating to Andrew’s past conduct while serving as the UK trade envoy.
The statement stressed that any specific allegations would have to be addressed personally by Andrew, adding that the royal family would cooperate fully if contacted by authorities.
Prince William ‘asserting himself’ with statement on former Prince Andrew, expert says
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams It has been told The language of the palace is unusually straightforward. “It seems like an invitation to help the police investigating,” he said, adding that such frankness is rare for the monarchy, especially when senior royals are performing foreign duties. At the time the statement was released, Prince William was on an official visit to Saudi Arabia, making the timing even more fascinating.
According to insiders, the office of the Prince and Princess of Wales released their stance. “Welles’ statement came first, which is also important. Williams is clearly asserting himself,” FitzWilliams said. “This is an urgent matter, because the prestige of the monarchy is at stake.”
Prince William and kate middleton Addressing the latest release of files relating to Jeffrey Epstein, a spokesperson said they are deeply concerned by the ongoing revelations and are focused on the victims. “I can confirm that the Prince and Princess are very concerned about the continuing revelations,” the person said. “His thoughts remain focused on the victims.”
“Her Majesty wishes to make clear that her thoughts and full sympathies remain with all victims and survivors of abuse of any kind,” the statement said. This is the first time the prince and princess have spoken directly about the scandal.