Jeremy Kyle speaks to royal historian Andrew Lownie as the crisis surrounding Prince Andrew intensifies, with suggestions any future trials linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Peter Mandelson could drag on for a year. The pair discuss Andrew’s growing isolation at Sandringham, including reports of a visit from the King’s domestic chaplain, and whether talk of repentance is genuine or simply reputation management. Lownie is blunt, arguing Andrew still appears more concerned with status and privilege than remorse, despite mounting public anger.
Attention then turns to the reported decision to bar Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie from Royal Ascot. Lownie describes the move as a highly symbolic distancing by King Charles, suggesting it may indicate deeper concerns within the palace about what could still emerge. He reiterates that the York daughters were adults during key moments of the Epstein saga and claims their business links and travel history deserve scrutiny as part of a wider pattern of royal networking and influence.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor denies any wrongdoing.
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