SHOCKING: Royal Family ‘suspect something terrible’ as they ‘distance themselves’ from Beatrice and Eugenie
SHOCKING: Royal Family ‘suspect something terrible’ as they ‘distance themselves’ from Beatrice and Eugenie
A Royal biographer has alleged that the Royal Family “either know something or suspect something” about Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. Earlier this month, reports emerged that the sisters’ names appeared in the Epstein files, a vast tranche of documents pertaining to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Inclusion of a person’s name in this extensive collection of documents does not constitute evidence of wrongdoing, but public perception, of course, carries significant weight in royal circles. As the daughters of the disgraced former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Beatrice and Eugenie are believed to have suffered as a result of the scandal involving their father. Andrew, who denies any wrongdoing, has experienced a catastrophic fall from grace as a result of his links to the late financier.
He was arrested last month on suspicion of misconduct in public office and subsequently released under investigation.
Meanwhile, as reports indicate that Beatrice and Eugenie have been barred from attending Royal Ascot this year, the royal author who penned the explosive Andrew biography, Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, has weighed in.
Speaking as part of a joint video hosted by The Lownie Report Podcast and Throwing the Book at Them, the latter’s host, James Fairclough, claimed to have identified a recurring theme involving the Royal Family.
He alleged that over the past six months, they had been “taking action before we then find something out”.
Given this context, he invited Andrew Lownie to comment on what this might indicate about Beatrice and Eugenie’s expected absence from Royal Ascot this summer, something both he and Andrew claimed was a ban.
Andrew said: “Well, I think the decision to ban them from Ascot is interesting. The line that they’re pushing is that they were never going to go to Ascot in the first place, and it does seem odd to be so public about this distancing.
“They could have just quietly said to them, ‘Listen, you know, please don’t turn up’. So, I think it is a very clear indication that the Royal Family either know something or suspect something, and they therefore feel the need to distance themselves from the daughters
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Now, this could be pressure from William. Charles may be changing his mind. He has been, of course, very sympathetic to them over the last few months.
He added: “William, I think, is calling more of the shots now. So there’s definitely a change going on, and I get the sense also that there’s a bit of distancing even from the Sussexes, clearly from the Waleses.”
In final comments about the matter, he further alleged that Beatrice and Eugenie are somewhat viewed as “toxic” and “perhaps more involved than people realised.
