Amid growing pressure surrounding Andrew’s scandal, the new King Charles documentary has released a new clip ahead of its Friday premiere.
Surprisingly, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor made an appearance in the monarch’s “Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision.”
Andrew’s appearance in the monarch’s documentary raised questions about whether the monarch had taken any action to support his disgraced brother amid the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
It comes at a time when the royal family has been criticized for its handling of the situation, with some experts calling for more transparency and accountability.
The 60-second clip shows King, 77, watching archival footage of his younger self giving a speech on climate change. Archive footage shows Charles walking with his parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, and his siblings on the grounds of the Berkshire royal estate.
Among the siblings, Andrew can be seen with the rest of his family, dressed in brown pants and a pale yellow top, with the family’s beloved corgis running between their feet.
Princess Anne can also be seen in a bright yellow dress, while Charles and Philip wear tweed suits. The young Queen Elizabeth II wore a pale green skirt and matching jacket.
King Charles presented the documentary last week with a string of celebrities attending the screening at Windsor Castle.
However, the king, 77, is said to have taken steps to distance himself from Andrew, including asking him to leave Royal Lodge and move to a property on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.
Recently, Prince Edward publicly urged people to “remember the victims” of Epstein’s crimes.
