Prince William shows another 'power move' against Princess Beatrice, Eugenie

Prince William reportedly continues to take a firm stance against his cousins Princess Eugenie and Beatrice following their parents Andrew and Sarah Ferguson ties with Epstein.

This has been claimed by royal expert Rob Shuter after reports Princess Eugenie and Beatrice will not join the royal family for traditional Easter service.

The expert claims, “Prince William sidelines Beatrice & Eugenie from Royal Easter.”

Rob, citing the insiders, went on saying “this isn’t a scheduling issue — it’s a power move.”

In his latest substack, Rob claims while palace aides are calling it a “personal decision,” insiders say don’t buy it.

“This wasn’t optional,” the close confidant tells the expert. “It was decided for them.”

He continued, “William is tightening the circle,” adding “And this is what that looks like.”

Behind the scenes, Prince William is taking a far more hands-on role in shaping the monarchy’s public image — and deciding who fits into it, Rob added.

“He’s thinking about the future, not feelings,” the source adds. “It’s about protecting the brand.”

The mole adds more importantly, it signals something bigger. “Charles may still be king, but William is making the decisions that matter.”

“This wasn’t about Easter,” the source says. “It was about control.”

Earlier, there were claims King Charles and his nieces Princess Beatrice and Eugenie have reached an agreement ahead of traditional Easter Service at St George’s Chapel on Sunday.

Royal expert Roya Nikkhah tweeted after claims Eugenie and Beatrice will not attend the service.

Citing the insiders, Roya added that with the “agreement and understanding” of the King, both have made alternative Easter plans.

Earlier, Prince William had reportedly also banned the York sisters from Royal Ascot this year.