The UK's King Charles has made clear his "profound concern" at allegations over Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's conduct and will "stand ready to support" the police if approached over the claims, Buckingham Palace said.

Making his first intervention in the Epstein scandal, the King said he is ready to support the police in their inquiries.

Buckingham Palace said it "stands ready" to support a police investigation into the conduct of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the younger brother of King Charles III, after further damaging claims emerged over his association with offender Epstein.

King Charles has made clear his "profound concern" at allegations against his brother and is ready to support any police investigation, a palace spokesperson said.

Thames Valley Police said they are assessing the report ‘in line with our established procedures’.

LONDON - King Charles has said he is prepared to support police as they assess allegations linked to his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

The remark was made in response to additional accusations made against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, which heightened interest in the former royal

King Charles has been heckled over his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, for a second time.

Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Prince William and Princess Catherine have said they are "deeply concerned" by the latest information coming out of the Epstein files in their first public statement about the scandal.

This is no longer a scandal the Palace can manage by keeping its distance or maintaining its silence.

The latest Epstein files appear to show the former prince forwarding information to the convicted sex offender.

Bucking Palace has said King Charles is ready to support police inquiries into claims made against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

It comes after documents released in the US revealed new allegations about Epstein's ties with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

King Charles III expresses readiness to support police in the investigation of ex-prince Andrew's misconduct allegations related to Epstein.

Reports say the former prince, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, sent confidential trade information to Epstein in 2010.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have said their focus will be on victims after they make their first public comments following revelations about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Jeffrey Epstein.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have said they are “deeply concerned” as they addressed the Epstein scandal for the first time.

Thames Valley Police is assessing claims Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential documents with Jeffrey Epstein.