What happened to pregnant Eugenie after intimidating man came to her with no royal officers

Princess Eugenie has just landed in trouble, so much so that she ended up calling on royal protection officers, all because a man forced her to run into a neighboring business to escape a man being deemed ‘intimidating’.

The entire thing has been shared by royal sources who just sat down with Closer.

According to this source the incident whereby she was forced to hide and call on King Charles’ protection team occurred in Central London, back in March of this year, right around the time the media attention against Andrew was in full swing.

This incident is also said to have included some major heckling for the pregnant royal, all because of her ties to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

“The incident really shook Eugenie up,” the source started by saying. “Her 24-hour protection team was removed several years ago, so she often feels vulnerable when she’s out in public. There’s genuine concern for her safety.”

The issue is getting so big that the source reveals “she has been advised to avoid travelling alone wherever possible” and “to make sure the security team always know exactly where she is and what her plans are.”

Another thing that the insider also shared is the behind-the-scenes emotional upheaval that Eugenie suffered, as well as her sister Bea because both are “living in a constant state of anxiety” and “fearing for their lives.” They’re always looking over their shoulders and questioning people’s motives. There is a fear that someone could target them because of who their father is.”

What Do Prince William & Kate Middleton Think?

The reaction by Kate and William has also been revealed by the same insider and per their finding in the same conversation, “Kate really felt for Eugenie and reached out to her.”

After all being a person welcomed late into the world of the Royal Family “she knows what it is like to live under intense public scrutiny” and “she feels desperately sorry for both Eugenie and Beatrice,” as the source puts it.

Moreover “whatever has happened around them, they are still mothers, wives and daughters trying to live their lives.”