Harry, Meghan offer help to Beatrice, Eugenie as they navigate big decision

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly supporting Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie as they consider speaking out about their parents, Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

An insider shared with US-based entertainment side that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have quietly offered help the sisters by connecting them with publishers and agents to potentially produce a memoir.

“Meghan and Harry both feel like it’s a great idea for Beatrice and Eugenie to tell their side of things. They can clarify exactly how close their parents were to him at the very least," the source said.

They added that the Sussexes "are even offering to introduce them to publishers and agents that can help them put together a deal, they could both earn a lot of money in the process."

According to reports, the sisters only wants to share their side of the story with the public after their names appeared in the Epstein files in the emails their mother allegedly sent to him. 

The source said both Beatrice and Eugenie still want to protect their parents but they want to protect themselves and their kids from the fallout of the scandal.

Speaking on their decision to pen the memoir, the source said, "Ultimately this decision rests with Beatrice and Eugenie alone and they’re at a crossroads, at least when it comes to the memoir. They do want to draw a line and move forward but it’s quite daunting."

"They’ve been defined by association for too long. If they’re going to steady the ship for their own families, it may require stepping into uncomfortable territory and finally telling their story in their own voice."