Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor braces for more damage after troubling update

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who is currently under investigation for severe allegations including the association with Jeffrey Epstein, will be facing a new wave of backlash.

Just as it was reported that King Charles had extended an olive branch to him, a new series was announced which would rehash all of his harrowing claims and urge for accountability.

Dr Shamsa Akhtar, the executive producer of The Janitor, an upcoming film recreating the disgraced ex-royal’s public life, will aim to depict “abuse of power”.

It is understood that Andrew’s legal team was approached to give their side of the story but they declined to did not wish to engage with the production. Regardless, if there were any hopes for any goodwill, it would go away once the series is to air.

“The Janitor is a fictional drama that shines a light on a very real and deeply important issue: the abuse of power,” Dr Shamsa said.

“These themes are rooted in real-life situations that have come to light since the 1980s,” she explained to GB News. “At its heart, the film also exposes the role of publicists and enablers who work to keep these harmful truths hidden from the public.”

She continued, “We need protection from people in power and from those who protect them instead of protecting the vulnerable.”

The exec stressed that the film is “a call for transparency, integrity, and accountability values that I stand by fully”.