King Charles’ event overlaps with dreaded launch that could damage royal family
The British monarch faces dreadful situation
King Charles’ scheduled event faces major risk as it will overlap with a launch that is being dreaded by the royal family.
The King is set to host a reception at St James’s Palace on Tuesday, October 22.
The reception is to be hosted ahead of the UK-hosted 2025 Western Balkans Leaders’ Summit (The Berlin Process) in London, which will be held on October 22.
Coincidentally, the reception will be held on the same day the late Virginia Giuffre's book will be released.
Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre wrote a memoir before her death, which will cause major stir.
The memoir titled Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, is co-written by Virginia and Amy Wallace.
The posthumous autobiography features Virginia’s retelling of her encounters with the Duke of York.
A royal expert has claimed that the situation has left King Charles in a “hideous quandary”.
In December 2014, Virginia described being trafficked to the Duke of York, at least three times.
The launch comes at a time when the royal family is already facing the crisis of Andrew’s former wife, Sarah Ferguson’s emails to convicted felon Jeffrey Epstein resurfacing online.
