Princess Eugenie Breaks Silence Amid New Prince Andrew Series

Princess Eugenie, the daughter of Prince Andrew, has spoken out about her father's involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal for the first time.

In an interview with the BBC, Eugenie said that she was "deeply saddened" by the allegations against her father and that she "stands by" him.

However, she also said that she believes that her father is "a good man" and that she hopes that he will be able to clear his name.

Eugenie's comments come in the wake of the release of a new BBC documentary about Prince Andrew's relationship with Epstein.

The documentary, which aired on Monday, features interviews with several of Epstein's victims, who allege that Prince Andrew was involved in their abuse.

Prince Andrew has denied any wrongdoing, but he has been widely criticized for his friendship with Epstein, who was a convicted sex offender.

Eugenie's comments are likely to be seen as a sign of support for her father, who has been largely isolated since the scandal broke.

However, they are also likely to reignite the debate about Prince Andrew's role in the Epstein scandal.

The documentary has been met with mixed reactions from critics. Some have praised the filmmakers for their thorough investigation and for giving a voice to Epstein's victims.

However, others have criticized the documentary for being biased against Prince Andrew and for not giving him a fair opportunity to defend himself.

The debate about Prince Andrew's involvement in the Epstein scandal is likely to continue for some time.