William labeled ‘out of touch’ as royals try to bounce back from Andrew-Epstein scandal
By Marisa Laudadio
Published on March 11, 2026.
Prince William's efforts to connect with younger generations are being criticized as being out of touch during a difficult period for Britain's royal family. The Prince of Wales recently appeared on BBC Radio 1 for an interview about men’s mental health, an attempt to engage younger generations. However, this timing has sparked debate as the monarchy continues to face fallout related to his uncle's arrest and ongoing questions about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Critics argue that recent royal appearances reinforce the perception that Britain's most famous family is disconnected from public frustration. Royal commentators and royals experts have responded to the criticism, arguing that William has long pushed for his uncle’S removal from royal life for years and has caused significant internal strife within the monarchy.
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