‘No appetite at all': King delivers brutal message to Prince Andrew over Epstein scandal
Ms Coy's comments come as Prince Andrew's hopes of returning to royal duties have been firmly shut down by King Charles, despite the FBI confirming it will not pursue any further charges in the Jeffrey Epstein case.
'There's no appetite from the British public over here for him to return to royal duties. There seems to be no appetite at all from the King,' Ms Coy told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.
'He doesn't have that public life, and there really doesn't look like they'll ever be a return to it.'
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