Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice bombshell as huge feud erupts – ‘Every woman for herself’
Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice could go “their separate ways” amid ongoing royal tensions, experts have claimed. The sisters have been under wide scrutiny after their parents, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson, were mentioned multiple times in the Epstein files. The former prince was stripped of his royal titles, investigated on suspicion of misconduct in public office and kicked out of his longtime Royal Lodge home.
Now, Beatrice, 38, and Eugenie, 36, are reportedly putting some distance between themselves and their parents as they try to navigate the situation. The siblings are also currently trying to stay apart from each other, according to reports.
An insider told Woman’s Day: “They love each other dearly, of course, but they’ve realised that always being seen as a package deal hasn’t necessarily helped them so they’re going their separate ways.
“There’s a lot at stake right now, they’re both fighting to hang on to their place within the monarchy and that pressure has definitely got them feeling competitive.”
The insider said: “You’d think they’d want to join forces in this and help each other but that is not the route they’re taking, it’s every woman for herself.”
The source added that the sisters are worried about Prince William ascending the throne, fearing that they could suddenly be “shut out of events like Royal Ascot, or Christmas at Sandringham. Or, worst of all, lose their homes.”
The sisters have retained their titles of princess despite the continuing fallout surrounding their father. However, it has emerged that they are facing renewed questions over their royal titles as pressure grows for them to consider giving them up voluntarily.
Neither Beatrice nor Eugenie has been implicated in wrongdoing connected to Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and both have continued to pursue private careers rather than becoming full-time working royals.
But their position has become increasingly debated as King Charles seeks to maintain a smaller monarchy focused on the direct line of succession and a limited number of senior royals.
Some royal fans have called on the sisters to voluntarily surrender their titles as an act of loyalty to the King and to prevent further controversy surrounding the family.
Such a move would be highly unusual, however, and there has been no indication that either Beatrice or Eugenie intends to give up her title.
