King Charles changing stance over York sisters ‘to save throne’
King Charles is taking tough decisions over Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugene.
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie he are subtly being pushed away by King Charles, it is revealed.
The York sisters, who were recently asked not to attend The Royal Ascot, are awaiting tough decision from uncle, King Charles.
An insider tells the i Paper: “They might attend the races among the crowd but they can't be seen in the royal carriage procession with all this going on.”
A source told the Daily Mail: "Beatrice and Eugenie are particularly vulnerable at the moment. As they are dragged further into the Epstein web, the King is shifting his stance on the girls' future. Although they aren't implicated in any of Epstein's wrongdoings, their own association with him threatens to tarnish the reputation of the throne."
Speaking of future Queen, Kate Middleton, the the insider told Daily Mail: "Once it became clear that Andrew’s dealings with Epstein were far murkier than a solitary accusation made by Virginia Giuffre, Kate has kept a distance from the entire York family."
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