Beatrice, Eugenie strengthen King Charles throne on his 77th birthday: 'best gift'

Royal sisters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have injected a fresh energy into King Charles III's monarchy by bowing down to all his decisions.

The York sisters appear to be strenghtening the monarch and his throne with their meaningful gesture, which might be the best gift for the King, who turns 77 on November 14.

Beatrice and Eugenie assured the King of their unwavering support and loyalty amid family turmoil, graciously accepting his calls with utmost respect putting their parents fall from grace aside.

In her latest move to ease tension within the family, Andrew's yougest daughter Beatrice spent time mentoring people under 35 at an event that was part of the 35th anniversary year of commemorations for her uncle King Charles' The King's Foundation.

It was for the first time that Eugenie has stepped out since her father was stripped of his titles and Royal Lodge.

The 35-year-old appeared in high spirits as she fulfilled a commitment to help mentor some of her peers who were being celebrated by King Charles.

The latest development quashed all rumours that King Charles' family is in accute crisis since the difficult decision of the monarch about Ferguson and Andrew.

Eugenie and Beatrice's recent appearances with senior royals cofirm that their positions in the royal family have not been affected by the shocking fallout. The sisters also have kept their titles and the honorific Her Royal Highness.

Andrew and Ferguson beloved child Eugenie's latest royal engeagement comes days after Beatrice was announced as Deputy Patron of Outward Bound.

The 37-year-old was accompanied by her uncle, Prince Edward, who is the Royal Patron of the organisation, during the cermoney at St James’s Palace on Thursday.