Queen Camilla walked straight into a classroom on Tuesday — but not before pulling off the royal family’s newest disappearing act: pretending she didn’t hear a single question about Jeffrey Epstein or his victims.
The 77-year-old Queen arrived at Christ Church Primary School in London for a feel-good photo op about reading, but the moment her car door opened, an ITV reporter hit her with the question millions have been asking: “Will the royal family help the Epstein investigation? Do you have a message for Epstein’s victims?”
Camilla didn’t blink. She didn’t pause. She didn’t acknowledge a thing. She simply turned her back on the question and hustled inside, shaking hands with staff as if she hadn’t just brushed off a global sex-trafficking scandal tied to her own family.
For critics of the Queen, it looked like classic Camilla — smiling for the cameras while stepping over the uncomfortable parts.
Her silence landed even harder because it came one day after Prince Edward reluctantly addressed the situation during an event in Dubai. He clearly didn’t want to talk about it, but still managed to say: “It’s important to remember the victims… a lot of victims in all this.” Even that tiny acknowledgement was more than Camilla gave.
The pressure keeps building as newly released files from the U.S. Department of Justice drag the former Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson back into Epstein’s orbit. The documents include emails sent after Epstein’s 2008 conviction — emails where Ferguson gushes that Epstein is “a legend” and even calls him “the brother I have always wished for.”
Other exchanges contain eyebrow-raising comments about Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, including one message where Ferguson jokes that Eugenie was returning from “a shagging weekend.”
Then there are the photos — including an image of Andrew on all fours over an unidentified woman. It’s the latest embarrassment for the royal who already lost his titles and honors after King Charles stripped them last fall amid growing backlash.
And the public isn’t staying quiet. Just weeks ago, William and Kate were heckled in Scotland by someone shouting, “How long have you known about Andrew and Epstein?” They ignored the question too.
But Camilla’s refusal to even acknowledge the victims struck a nerve. Instead of offering sympathy or clarity, she walked off with her trademark tight smile — leaving critics to accuse her of protecting the palace at any cost.
With Andrew and Ferguson back under the microscope, and the royals dodging questions like incoming fire, one thing is clear: this scandal isn’t going anywhere, no matter how fast Camilla walks past it.
Want the next chapter? Because it’s coming — and the palace won’t be able to hide behind school visits forever.
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