Family urges further steps after the King’s decision on Andrew
Virginia Giuffre’s brother, Sky Roberts, has spoken publicly for the first time since King Charles imposed a serious punishment on his younger brother Andrew over allegations that shook the Palace. The monarch’s bold move inspired Giuffre’s family to make an emotional plea, calling on the King to press former U.S. President Donald Trump to release documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Roberts and his wife Amanda praised the King for standing with survivors, describing his decision to remove Andrew’s royal titles as a strong example for others to follow. “He’s setting a precedent for the rest of the world to say, ‘I do stand with survivors,’” Roberts told Sky News.
However, Roberts stressed that the King’s actions were not enough. He urged further accountability, pointing out that Andrew continues to live freely without any investigation. “It’s still not enough in the sense that he’s still walking around a free man,” he said. “Let’s not be naive — he’s not going to be living on the side of the road here.”
Roberts also called on the King to use his influence to push the American administration toward releasing the Epstein files. “He should tell President Trump, ‘put your big boy pants on,’ and let’s get these Epstein files released so we can go after these monsters properly,” he added.
The appeal follows Giuffre’s death in April and the publication of her posthumous memoir, which has reignited public attention on her claims against Andrew and renewed calls for justice.
