Princess Beatrice, Eugenie turn their separate ways in the way they want to treat dad Andrew
Princess Beatrice, Eugenie’s beliefs forces them to their separate ways
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are walking the most difficult tightrope of the millennia it seems and its all got to do with their father and disgraced royal, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
A well placed source broke down just how bad things have gotten for the sisters in one of their interviews with RadarOnline.
According to them, the sisters have truly found themselves in an ‘extremely difficult’ position” because every time a new detail about the Epstein case surfaces, it somehow ‘revives’ the controversy surrounding their parents and “places them back in the center of attention.”
Despite the fact that they are “trying to work out how to handle the situation in a way that protects their families while remaining loyal to their parents and are now basically locked in crisis talks.”
According to the same source the sisters are elbow deep in their devastation and “there is no doubt that they are supporting each other privately.” But in terms of stances on their parents, the source describes their instincts are ‘not identical’.”
While one sister holds the vide that ‘visible loyalty’ Andrew is important, the other thinks on the other hand that “creating distance from the controversy may be necessary to safeguard their own lives and careers.”
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