Sarah Ferguson’s daughters hit with impossible choice that goes against basic instincts

Sarah Ferguson’s daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are currently standing to stare an impossible choice in the face, and it relates to their future, their parents, and has been called something that goes against their instincts.

Insight into this impossible ask has been shared by a well placed source that just spoke to New Idea.

According to their findings, the sisters are being asked to keep their distance from their mother, especially if their patronages and closeness with the Royal Family is important to them.

This has not only caused emotional strife but is also effecting Fergie’s ability to see her grandchildren, the insider explains.

According to their findings, “Fergie is heartbroken that she can only see them under a ‘cloak and dagger’ arrangement” given the whole Jeffrey Epstein fiasco.

Whats also pertinent to mention is that Princess Beatrice is the one “driving this” this strictly because “she thinks it’s best for her children.” As for their grandmother, “Fergie would love to see more of her grandkids, but now’s not the time”

For those unversed, Fergie’s daughters are parents to Sienna, four, and Athena, nearly one, and sons August, four, and Ernest.

Another aspect that is making life harder for the daughters is that “their natural instinct is to defend their mum, but it’s unfortunately indefensible”.

“They have their own families to think about,” the source claims. “But this is a double betrayal for their mum to now be caught up in this Epstein mess with their dad. They both have no choice but to keep their contact to a minimum, and this has cut Sarah deeply. She’s horrified this has come out.”

And “Bea and Eugenie have no idea what to do, but have been strongly advised to stay away from both their parents or they’ll end up losing their own patronages,” the same insider admitted as well.

Hence its true that “the heat is on for the girls to keep their distance, especially if they want to stay firmly in the royal fold.”