King Charles urged to demand Epstein files from Donald Trump: ‘Put your big boy pants on’

Following Buckingham Palace’s announcement of Andrew’s removal as a royal prince, King Charles is now being urged to invoke his authority in further helping survivors of the Epstein network.

Sky Roberts, the late Virginia Giuffre’s brother, initially appreciated the King’s latest move and told Sky News, “He’s setting a precedent to the rest of the world to say I do stand with survivors.”

However, he emphasised that the ex-duke’s displacement is “not enough” and that further action needs to be taken.

“It’s still not enough in the sense that he’s still walking around a free man. Let’s not be naive... he’s not going to be living on the side of the road here,” he stated.

Roberts argued that besides the need for legal intervention in Andrew’s case, the King could also help ensure the release of the Epstein files by nudging Donald Trump in that direction.

“He should tell President Trump, ‘put your big boy pants on’, and let’s get these Epstein files released so that we can go after these monsters properly,” he said.

It is pertinent to note that Sky Roberts was likely referring to the cordial dynamic between King Charles and US President Donald Trump, who was hosted by the royal family during his three-day state visit to the UK earlier this year. While Andrew, the man accused by Roberts‘ late sister, has continued to deny the allegations against himself despite his exit from the royal fold.