Former Prince Andrew’s daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, have reportedly been suffering from the impact of the controversy surrounding their parents. The two sisters’ futures — both personal and professional — face uncertainty in the light of the ongoing scandal. Moreover, Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson’s, fallout has deeply affected their daughters.
Prince Andrew’s daughters’ futures ‘hanging in the balance,’ per royal insider
The futures of former Prince Andrew’s two daughters, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, are reportedly “hanging in the balance” amid the public scandal of their father and their mother, Sarah Ferguson. RadarOnline reported that the sisters have recently gone outside the United Kingdom. Eugenie is on a private trip to Paris, while Beatrice has been attending a global tech summit in Saudi Arabia.
In the meantime, sources told the news outlet that the timing of the siblings’ travel was not a coincidence. “Beatrice and Eugenie are in an impossible position,” a royal insider claimed. “The shadow of their parents’ scandals keeps following them, and it’s getting harder to protect their own reputations.” The individual added, “Each new story about Sarah or Andrew makes it tougher to be taken seriously in professional and philanthropic circles.”
Simultaneously, another source shared how the situation has been affecting Beatrice and Eugenie’s lives, explaining, “They’ve both put in the work, but the truth is their positions and opportunities have always been connected to their family name.” The insider further said, “Now that name is becoming a liability.” They added, “There’s genuine fear that the fallout from their parents could unravel everything they’ve achieved.”
Another insider told the news outlet that “the princess’ optics are getting harder to defend.” Eugenie and Beatrice are “technically private citizens, yet they still enjoy advantages most people can’t imagine.” The source then noted, “With their parents losing titles and status, the contrast is becoming glaring, and public patience for that kind of privilege is wearing thin.”
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on Reality Tea.
