King Charles boosts Princess Beatrice spirits with much-needed support

King Charles has reportedly been encouraging his niece Princess Beatrice to continue meaningful work following the nightmare consisting of her parents, Andrew and Fergie.

It is not hidden from anyone that the former Duke and Duchess of York have been completely cut off not only by their professional projects but also by the royal family.

On October 30, King Charles made an official announcement about taking away the remaining titles and honours from his brother to extend support to the sexual abuse victims.

However, a former royal butler revealed that the monarch is trying to boost the morale of York's daughters and his nieces, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

As per the Mirror, Grant Harrold shed light on the King's special bond with Beatrice, who has recently been honoured with a new royal role, the Deputy Patron of The Outward Bound Trust.

Seapking of Beatrice's new chapter, he said, "I'm not surprised by this as, despite what's happening with her father, the charities and organisations she works with still value the support of the young princess."

Grand heaped praise on the eldest daughter of the York household, stating that she has always worked brilliantly in promoting significant causes. "They won't want to cut ties because of her father's actions," he said.

The well-wisher of the royal family further shared that Beatrice "is still a much-loved member of the Royal Family. She's very close to her uncle, King Charles, and her cousin Prince William."