SHOCKING: Princess Beatrice and Eugenie dealt ‘devastating blow’ as Epstein email ‘seals their fate’
SHOCKING: Princess Beatrice and Eugenie dealt ‘devastating blow’ as Epstein email ‘seals their fate’
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have been dealt a “devastating blow” after their parents, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, have tainted their future prospects within the monarchy, a royal commentator has claimed. Countless disturbing revelations regarding the kind of friendship Andrew and Sarah had with Jeffrey Epstein have emerged in the latest tranche of emails released by the US Department of Justice.
Several of these documents feature Andrew and Sarah, and while that does not necessarily indicate wrongdoing, it has brought the Royal Family further headaches. Beatrice and Eugenie are mentioned in the documents themselves due to their parents, with one email appearing to show Fergie talking about Eugenie’s “sha****g weekend”.
But one email Epstein sent to Sarah, according to one royal commentator, has “sealed the Princesses’ fate” for their futures within the royal fold.
In an email sent to “Ferg” by Epstein on March 7, 2010, the disgraced child sex offender said: “Sarah, could you are [sic] one of your daughters show [redacted] buckingham thanks.”
The Daily Mail’s Diary Editor, Richard Eden, claimed the email is detrimental to the princesses’ future.
He said: “Take a moment to consider that email: after a sex offender had been released from prison, having served a sentence for procuring a child for prostitution, he was confident enough in his relationship with Queen Elizabeth’s former daughter-in-law that he could ask her to send one of the monarch’s grandchildren to show his friend around the sovereign’s taxpayer-funded home.
The casual tone of the email suggests this was not a unique demand. Indeed, a message sent to him by the then duchess later that year apologised that the princesses could not serve as tour guides for a different pal of his. It’s not known if the friends were also sex offenders.”
The Epstein files also revealed that Fergie took both of her daughters to Epstein’s New York apartment just days after his release from prison.
Mr Eden added: “The princesses can go on to show by their actions that they have not taken after their parents, but, unfortunately, Andrew and Fergie have left such a stain on the monarchy that they are tainted, too.
Prince William and Catherine know this, which is why Sarah was not invited to their wedding at Westminster Abbey in 2011. And why her daughters will have no royal roles when William is King.”
Sarah Ferguson’s representatives have been contacted for comment.
Andrew has previously strenuously denied any wrongdoing regarding Epstein, and Fergie’s spokesperson has previously said that she stands by her public condemnation of him
