King Charles Skips Epstein Survivors, Khanna Steps Up

0:00It's April 27th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. King Charles turned down a chance to meet with Jeffrey Epstein's abuse survivors during his U.S. trip this week. Instead, California Congressman Rokana is stepping up with a public roundtable for them right before the King's speech to Congress on Tuesday. Last month, Kana reached out to Buckingham Palace asking for a private sit-down between the King and these survivors, pushing for accountability. The request highlighted ties to Epstein through the King's brother, Prince Andrew. Andrew Mt. Ben Windsor faced arrest back in February over claims of misconduct in public office linked to Epstein. He's denied any wrongdoing, but the scandal keeps fueling calls for justice from victims. The King's legal team confirmed, last week, there's no meeting on the schedule. So Kana's event will spotlight the harsh truths of human trafficking, sexual assault, and breakdowns in the systems meant to stop them. This move amps up the pressure as Charles addresses lawmakers, keeping the survivor's

1:04voices front and center in the conversation.