Princess Beatrice and Eugenie issued 3-word warning over bombshell tell-all interview
Princess Beatrice and Eugenie issued 3-word warning over bombshell tell-all interview
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have been sent a warning amid reports that they are considering taking part in a tell-all interview. Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie, 35, are thought to have grown increasingly frustrated with their parents’ connection to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and are reportedly wanting to “clear their names” in the scandal.
Latest files from the Epstein scandal show that Sarah Ferguson took her two daughters, then aged 19 and 20, to visit Epstein in Florida in July 2009. The meeting occured just five days after Epstein’s release from prison for child sex crimes, according to email documents released last month.
Amid reports of a possible tell-all interview, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has warned Beatrice and Eugenie that they should just “sit it out”.
He told the Daily Express: “A double interview would only feed what is becoming a frenzy with so much more to come out.
“We saw the statements from the King and the Waleses. If anything they heightened the storm over the Palace.
“It can’t respond as it doesn’t know what is coming. Lots more to come, for the time being they must sit it out.”
Mr Fitzwilliams has urged the sisters to rethink a potential interview as “more information is coming out”.
He claims that he feels confident that an interview won’t take place due to more information expected about their 2009 visit to Epstein.
The expert added: “They won’t [do an interview] as more information is coming out most recently details of their visit to Florida with Sarah Ferguson when Epstein had just come out of prison and was under house arrest.”
