King Charles subtly mentions Epstein victims in US Congress

A royal expert has claimed that King Charles has subtly mentioned Epstein victims during his address to the US Congress.

Taking to X, formerly Twitter handle, royal expert Roya Nikkhah shared the quotes from King Charles speech, saying “The King on Epstein victims to US Congress.”

King Charles says, “In both of our countries, it is the very fact of our vibrant, diverse and free societies that gives us our collective strength, including to support victims of some of the ills that, so tragically, exist in both our societies today.”

In another tweet, the royal expert said the sources confirmed that “it was certainly in His Majesty’s mind to acknowledge victims of abuse.”

Many members of Congress, Epstein’s victims and their families had called for the King to acknowledge survivors.

Earlier, King Charles was urged to meet the survivors of convicted Jeffrey Epstein when the monarch visits the US.

However, according to a letter from lawyers representing King Charles and Queen Camilla in response to a request, “The king and queen have consistently made clear their support for all victims of abuse, wherever and however perpetrated."

It added that because of “ongoing police inquiries” in the United Kingdom, King Charles was “unable to meet survivors or comment directly on the matters under inquiry.”