Buckingham Palace underscores the King’s grave concern over ongoing allegations concerning Prince Andrew, noting that the specific claims are for Andrew to address while the Palace will back police if contacted.

King Charles III has offered police support in any investigations involving his brother, Prince Andrew, as new details connect Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein.

The King is prepared to assist law enforcement by supporting the police if Thames Valley Police seek Buckingham Palace’s cooperation regarding the allegations about Andrew’s conduct.

A public reception turned tense when a heckler questioned Charles’s knowledge of Andrew’s Epstein ties, drawing boos from others.

Reports indicate Andrew was stripped of royal titles and displaced from the Royal Lodge at Windsor, reflecting the broader consequences of the scandal on his status.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has faced significant revelations, including loss of royal privileges and residence changes amid ongoing investigations and family concerns.

The situation is being described as developing breaking news, with expectations of further updates.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to be deeply concerned by the revelations, with William presently abroad on a three-day engagement in Riyadh.

Police are investigating a second Epstein-related claim involving a trafficking victim connected to the UK and allegedly tied to Andrew.

Charles and Camilla express sympathy for abuse victims, reaffirming concern for those affected.

Andrew has denied any wrongdoing and is temporarily living at Sandringham’s Wood Farm, with plans to move to Marsh Farm in April if circumstances allow.

Kensington Palace and the Prince and Princess of Wales stress deep concern over the Epstein scandal, emphasizing support for victims and noting ongoing revelations.