King Charles Skips Epstein Survivors in Congress Speech

0:00It's April 28th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today. AI powered stories from the spotlight. King Charles hit Congress with his speech today, but he straight-up skipped any mention of Jeffrey Epstein's survivors, even though hype had everyone, thinking he'd give them a nod. That buzz kicked off with California Democrat Rokana, who hosted a roundtable for those survivors this morning after the palace shut down his push, for a sit-down with the king. Kana even said the British ambassador hinted Charles would acknowledge them right there in front of everybody. Folks are still reeling from Prince Andrew's mess. Charles's own brother got his titles yanked over those Epstein ties and faced arrest back in. February on Miss Conduct charges for leaking info. Palace insiders point to ongoing UK legal battles, as the reason no meetings can happen now, keeping things locked down tight. All this comes as Buckingham Palace doubles down on the king's sympathy for victims, pledging full support if police come calling while Andrew handles his own heat.