Andrew has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in relation to his friendship with Epstein.
Bryant, 43, spoke to the BBC at her home in Cape Town, South Africa.
In reference to the Palace, she said: “It’s great that they’ve made a statement, finally. But the thing is, are they going to actually act on it?”
The former aspiring model said both she and other victims were willing to be contacted by the Palace, adding “I just hope they’re not just saying this. I would like to see them actually taking action”.
Referring to the Palace, as well as the police and other authorities, she added: “They need to go through all Prince Andrew’s files and emails.”
Bryant said the authorities had previously gone through “all my information” in relation to her contact with Epstein.
“I think it’s about time they went through his information, since he was actually Epstein’s friend,” she said.
“I think that they should be releasing information if they have nothing to hide.”