No.
I used to follow her Instagram. One day she put up a picture of her dad on, if I remember correctly, his birthday with a gushing happy birthday message (or it might have been father's day). This was after the Maitless interview and he was dodging subpoenas by Giuffre's lawyers with the help of his staff.
It went down like a lead balloon. A lot of arguing in the comment section both in support of Andrew and against.
The whole thing was tone deaf. She was involved in her anti-sex slavery charity at the time (and Andrew had previously been associated with the NSPCC, so I wonder if it is even possible for people so insulated to truly understand such causes and the devastation to the victims such charities represent and perhaps there ought to be questions about the appropriateness of some of these charities having Royal patrons who are so very far removed from the smallest challenges faced by such). Clearly she didn't believe the charges and went out of her way to put up that post to signal support.
Since then other things have come out and I wonder if she feels the same way. However I will say in their defence, and to a small degree Andrews, that I was watching one of Lady Collin Campbells videos on Andrew, supposedly an apology (which was why I engaged at all) and her attitude regarding the whole debacle was quite something. To my mind it was like something from the Victorian era. It gave me a small inkling of sympathy in that, if these are representative of the general attitude among people of the aristocratic class, then Andrew's seeming sense of entitlement to young women's bodies (whom likely appeared to be gaining in his view, by association to him) may be somewhat understandable in it's etiology.
Let's not pretend class doesn't play a huge part in how worthy a person is perceived in this country and sense of entitlement of others. Even in this thread, you see the bias where Virginia, a mere year past the legal age for sex and with a history of sexual exploitation going back to when she was even younger is framed as a happy hooker and the princesses are innocent doves compliantly doing what their mother says and meeting Epstein with no understanding or agency at all.
This entire thing has shone a giant mirror into how some in the upper echelons of society think about those beneath them, how women from disadvantaged backgrounds are framed as fit for exploitation, how deeply ingrained sexism and yes (I would call it rape culture at this point) and how the Royal family has lost touch with ordinary citizens.