Prince Edward, a member of the Royal Family, has broken his silence on the Epstein scandal, emphasizing the importance of remembering the victims. Meanwhile, Prince Andrew is under increasing pressure to address his involvement with the convicted sex offender. Edward’s remarks were made at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, where he highlighted the significance of focusing on the victims amidst the ongoing controversy.

US politicians and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer have called for Andrew to testify before the US Congress regarding his relationship with Epstein. Despite denying any wrongdoing, Andrew’s reputation has been marred by his association with the scandal. Recent revelations from the Epstein Files have intensified scrutiny on Andrew, including allegations of inappropriate behavior and connections with Epstein post his claimed disassociation.

The latest developments have raised concerns about Andrew’s actions, with a second woman threatening legal action over claims of being flown to the UK by Epstein for illicit purposes. Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the recent Epstein Files, stating that Andrew’s decision to provide testimony is a personal matter.

In response to questions about his brother and the scandal, Prince Edward maintained a focus on the victims during a panel discussion on education in the United Arab Emirates. Buckingham Palace has distanced itself from Andrew’s actions, emphasizing support for the victims of abuse.

Following the repercussions of his association with Epstein, Andrew was stripped of his HRH title and prince status by the King in October. The Palace reiterated its support for abuse victims, emphasizing a commitment to their well-being.