In an unprecedented move for the Royal Family, Prince William and Princess Catherine have issued a formal statement of “deep concern” regarding the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein. This intervention comes as the U.S. Department of Justice releases over three million pages of previously sealed evidence, exposing the true scale of Epstein’s criminal network.
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- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: The files allege that the former Prince shared sensitive official trade documents with Epstein as late as 2010—well after Epstein’s status as a sex offender was public knowledge.
- Downing Street Connections: The leak has implicated Peter Mandelson, current Ambassador to the U.S., suggesting he may have shared government files with Epstein during his previous political roles.
- Total Royal Exile: These revelations follow King Charles III’s recent “hardline” approach, which included stripping Andrew of his titles in late 2025 and his recent eviction from Royal Lodge.
A Modern Monarchy’s Stance
By releasing a statement while on an official visit to Saudi Arabia, Prince William has signaled a clear departure from the traditional “never complain, never explain” policy.
“Their thoughts remain focused on the victims,” a Kensington Palace spokesperson confirmed, emphasizing that the future King is prioritizing accountability and empathy over family loyalty.
Summary of Major Shifts
| Feature | Previous Royal Approach | Current Stance (2026) |
| Prince Andrew | Protected/Private handling | Stripped of titles; publicly distanced |
| The Victims | No formal acknowledgement | Public expression of “deep concern” |
| Transparency | Avoidance of legal scandals | Direct response to DOJ disclosures |
