Prince Harry and Meghan Markle extended generous support to Princess Eugenie, which reportedly will not sit well with Prince William.
The Duke of Sussex is seemingly thinking of offering a job to his 'vulnerable' cousin at the Invictus Games following the traumatic family drama.
Radar Online shared that the youngest daughter of the York house "feels really exposed and vulnerable. With her parents suddenly cast adrift, she thinks she has to be ready for whatever comes next."
Being in London feels difficult for Eugenie, and the Sussexes believe that she "needs room to breathe and say America is the place she and her sister [Beatrice] can finally get it."
The source said that the former working royals have been reassuring King Charles' niece that if things take an ugly turn in the UK, there is a space for her in Invictus and Meghan's business ventures.
An insider revealed that Eugenie's husband, Jack Brooksbank, is "associated" with a US property firm, which might be helpful for the couple to make a move.
The new report made a bombshell claim that Harry and Meghan set eyes on creating a "royal rebels gang" with a massive offer to Beatrice.
Speaking of the senior royals' reaction, especially the future King William, the source said that he "won't be thrilled – he'll read it as them choosing sides..."
It has also been said that Prince Harry is not aiming to "score points" on royals but is only sincerely supporting his cousin.