Camilla's US Visit: No Epstein Meetings, Survivor Talks

0:00On April 17th, Queen Camilla isn't meeting any Epstein victims during her upcoming U.S. visit from April 27th to 30th. The main reason is the ongoing police probe into Prince Andrew's alleged misconduct in public office, and both she and King Charles want to avoid any. Risk of messing that up. Earlier this week, royal insiders confirmed it was never seriously on the table, even with all the buzz about seeker meetings. Andrew got arrested on his 66th birthday at his Wood Farm Home over claims he shared sensitive info with Epstein while serving as a trade. Invoi, he denies it all and Charles quickly back the investigation with full support. Folks like Labor, Pierre Baroness Harmon, and Epstein survivor Lisa Phillips pushed hard for Camilla to sit down with them, saying it fits her long fight. Against violence toward women and girls. A source near Andrew's team even called it a natural move for her, noting she helped push to strip his titles early on. Instead, Camilla's lining up two or three stops with domestic and sexual abuse survivors during the trip,

1:04staying true to her advocacy without touching the Epstein angle. Insiders hence she'll link up with those victims down the line when the probe clears. This scandal keeps rippling through the monarchy, forcing tough calls to protect the family while backing survivors, and we'll see how the U.S. visit plays out amid the fallout.