Princess Beatrice, Eugenie are now ‘hung out to dry’ as Firm faces uncomfortable truth

The daughters of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson are facing a tremendous moment of powerlessness many suspect will not be getting any easier, all because of the difficult circumstances their own family has found itself in, at their expense.

This rings true even if there are no reports of the girls being associated with the child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the same way their parents are.

To weigh in on this growing helplessness, has come the Royal Editor of The Sun, Duncan Larcombe. He spoke about this with The Mirror and his conversation turned candid right off the bat.

In his view, the daughters of the former Duke of York are facing a staring at a monumental woe.

One that, based on the lack of evidence may not be their own making, as some experts have said. Mr Larcombe also weighed in on this and admits, “I can't imagine how horrible it would be for Beatrice and Eugenie. Both their parents, embroiled in this scandal, which is a scandal that seems to have no end. You know, it's just rumbling on and on.”

He also got a bit more personal and admits, “I actually feel really quite sorry for them. I think what can they do? What can they say?” after all, throughout their life “you know they've done their best to be part of the Royal Family,” he pointed out, “they haven't rebelled against it like certain members of the family” but following the issue with their parents “in many ways they're hung out to dry.”

The same sentiement also came via Russell Myers, The Mirror's royal editor and he feels, “While there is no suggestion either Beatrice or Eugenie is guilty of any wrongdoing - their very mention in the Epstein files is an uncomfortable truth for the King and his family.”