Queen Camilla WILL meet domestic abuse victims during US tour

Queen Camilla WILL meet domestic abuse survivors during US tour but NOT Epstein victimsThe Queen has scheduled several events to meet domestic abuse survivors, but has been advised not to meet victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein due to the risk of prejudicing ongoing police probesNewsRussell Myers Royal Editor22:01, 14 Apr 2026Updated 22:08, 14 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesQueen Camilla has long advocated for domestic abuse victims and hopes to meet survivors in the United States (Image: ITV)The Queen will meet domestic abuse survivors on several occasions during the King and Queen's tour of the US, but the royals still will not meet any of Jeffrey Epstein's victims.‌The royals have been called upon to meet with sex trafficking victims of the late convicted sex offender, but have been advised to decline due to ongoing police investigations.‌The former prince Andrew has constantly been urged to speak to US investigators probing Epstein’s crimes and alongside his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, was named numerous times in documents released by the US State Department this year referring to the late billionaire financier.‌Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna, who co-sponsored a law that compelled the US justice department to release the Epstein files last year, wrote to the King asking him to privately meet victims to hear from them directly about “how powerful individuals and institutions failed them”.Both the King and Queen have previously expressed how their "sympathies have been, and remain with, the victims of any and all forms of abuse".The Queen has had a long history of supporting victims of abuse, including featuring in a landmark documentary by Love Monday Productions for ITV in 2004, highlighting the plight of survivors.‌View 5 ImagesQueen Camilla has long advocated for domestic abuse victims and hopes to meet survivors in the United States (Image: Getty Images)After being stripped of his titles and honours by the King, his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Win...