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Queen Camilla Attends London Concert Hall in Black Amid Andrew’s Arrest
King Charles III and Queen Camilla upheld royal duties to show continuity despite Prince Andrew's arrest on misconduct suspicion linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
- On February 19, 2026, Queen Camilla, the queen consort, attended a lunchtime concert at Sinfonia Smith Square Hall in London in her role as royal patron and arrived in a somber all-black ensemble.
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to his friendship with late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, following prior allegations including a 2019 claim by Virginia Giuffre.
- Buckingham Palace said their thoughts remain with victims and survivors, and Queen Camilla has not publicly commented on the arrest.
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Does Andrew’s arrest shatter the image of the Royal family?
Detectives detained the eighth in line to the throne and brother of the King shortly after 8am on Thursday morning, as part of an investigation into claims of misconduct in public office. We spoke to David Yelland, former Editor of the Sun newspaper and now co-host of podcast When it hits the Fan, Stephen Flynn, the leader of the Scottish National Party in Westminster and royal historian Dr Tessa Dunlop.
London, United Kingdom. Queen Elizabeth II’s “preferred son,” Prince Andrew, was seen for years as a brave playboy and military, but has now become a stain for the crown, after his arrest on Thursday due to his controversial relations with the late Jeffrey Epstein. Andrés, who today turns 66, described for decades as Isabel II’s “predilected son,” has lost all the admiration he generated, which included for the British his participation in the M…
'Entitled Andrew's arrest is stain that will live long in Royal Family's memory'
With Andrew still in police custody after being arrested this morning, the Royal Family are facing their biggest challenge yet as they distance themselves from scandal to protect their reputation
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