Princess Beatrice’s fears grow towards Andrew, Sarah: ‘Their making her a sitting duck’

Princess Beatrice is starting to look to her sister for help it seems, and it comes down to how badly their hands have been tied by their father, the disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

For those still unversed with the media frenzy associated with the ex-Yorks, its all come down to the friend circle Andrew’s been exposed of keeping, as well as the fact that his daughters have continued to remain connected to his Middle East contacts for their own charitable and philanthropic endeavors. However, what made their circumstances as dire as they are now is their decision to reject an audit into their finances offered by their cousin and future King, William.

With all this happening in the background a source broke down the last avenue Princess Beatrice believes she has to escape the apparent scrutiny, and it seems even her husband Edo Mozzi agrees.

They spoke about this with The Daily Mail and moving abroad a fresh start for Beatrice and Edo because it would also mean they could give their marriage a ‘kick start’ and help them get it “back on track.”

Reportedly, “the feeling is that if they stay in the UK they will just be sitting ducks because, let’s face it, the Andrew and Sarah problem isn’t going to go away.” Plus its not as if the issues will end there because the investigation into Andrew, over misconduct allegations while in public officer are also still underway, and are said to last several months. Furthermore, the flip side is that if father father is charged then there will be a trial “and that’s just more attention they can do without.”

This is why they hypothesize the public may soon her word of them moving to the other side of the pond, closer to their US based cousins Prince Harry And Meghan Markle.

What’s also pertinent to mention is the bond the sisters share with the Duke of Sussex because the outlet claims he’s been offering them advice, and has even offered to let them stay in California while they search.