Beatrice, Eugenie stand to live very ‘difficult lives’ moving forward: ‘Andrew could face the courts’

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie’s plight has been well documented by numerous experts and commentators over the last couple of months. But when it comes to former royal editor Duncan Larcombe, he’s shone the spotlight onto the future and the idea of what may happen, if the ex-Duke of York is charged with the allegations of misconduct, and inappropriateness he’s being investigated for.

For those unversed, he currently stands accused of inappropriate behavior and some allegations even say he shared government information with Jeffrey Epstein while he served as Trade Envoy to the UK.

With all of this playing out in the sidelines he turned his attention to the looming consequences that the daughters of the disgraced royal faces and said, “what's happened to Andrew and Fergie has brought the spotlight onto the two of them in a way that they will have never experienced before. And I don't think that will die down, because Andrew was released under investigation and we don't know where that's going to end yet.”

in his eyes, “they're demonstrating a desire not to let what's happening to their father destroy them as allies of the working Royal Family, and we can see that William needs them, or will need them in the future.”

Before concluding he also told New Magazine, “that's all fine unless Andrew is charged or has to face court, and the revelations become open season again. It might make their position very difficult going forward.”