Queen Camilla's Speech: Silence on Prince Andrew

0:00On this March 11, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Queen Camilla spoke out against violence toward women during an international women's day event this week. The 78-year-old addressed survivors as St. James's palace in London, telling them they are not alone and stressing solidarity every day. She also called out online abuse that ignores consequences, pushing for stories to break the silence around harm to women and girls. The event marked the 15th anniversary of the Women of the World Group and drew figures like Helen Marin and Sheree Blair. Camilla wore a badge, saying, shame must change sides, handed to her by a French rape survivor. Her words came as attention reignited on scandals tied to her brother-in-law, Prince Andrew, critics quickly branded her a hypocrite over Prince Andrew's pass-links to Jeffrey Epstein. The disgraced, royal-faced claims from sex-trafficking victim Virginager Frey, who died by suicide in 2025 at age 41. Andrew denied the allegations, but settled out of court for about $15 million without

1:03a meeting fault. King Charles stripped Andrew of his titles last October amid the fallout. Sources say there's real anger that Camilla did not directly call out her relative in the speech. They argue she should have condemned his ties to the convicted abuser or state silent. Buckingham Palace brushed off questions, saying the speech stands on its own. Meanwhile, the backlash highlights tensions in the royal family as these old stories resurface. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Lincoln the Description. Lay back. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com