Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were deeply saddened by King Charles' decision to remove them from royal affairs.
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie of York have felt frustrated and neglected by King Charles' attention amid the current challenges facing the royal family. The sisters, known for their grace and elegance, are said to be very upset that the 75-year-old monarch seems to be ignoring them. A confidant of the princesses revealed that they are disappointed that they are not being involved in royal duties during this turbulent period.
With both King Charles and Princess Kate struggling with health issues, the already thinning monarchy has come to a head. While Charles, Prince William and Kate have taken a step back from their royal duties in recent months, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been left without official events. Because of this, they feel neglected and neglected by the king.
According to their friend, the princesses are deeply saddened by the lack of recognition as they feel they have a lot to contribute to the monarchy. However, they are used to expecting such treatment and have learnt to accept it with a sense of submission.
After Charles and Kate's health problems, official representation of the monarchy fell to Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh. While these people dutifully fulfil their duties, it seems unfair that the York sisters are not given the opportunity to serve, especially given their expressed desire to do so.
The friend goes on to express her disappointment, emphasising the irony of Prince Andrew's recent return to the royal family despite his own controversy. Princesses who have done nothing wrong should not be held responsible for their father's actions.
According to a closed source, Charles harbours a deep affection for the York girls, but it is generally recognised that there is no room for them to fully commit themselves to royal duties. The late Queen Elizabeth made it clear that being a part-time king was not an option.
Princess Beatrice and her husband have a close relationship with Charles and live in a luxury apartment at St James's Palace. They even pay market rent for their modest abode, where they live with their young daughter and eldest child Eduardo. Princess Eugenie, on the other hand, spends most of her time at a luxury golf and ocean club in Portugal, but stays at her sister's palace while in the UK.
One former courtier believes that, in hindsight, it would have made sense to keep both sisters as working royals. However, a drastic change now would not benefit anyone, as the Yorks have successfully established themselves as private citizens.
Concerns about the future of the monarchy are growing as there is a possibility that Anne will want to reduce her busy schedule in the coming years. Meanwhile, William and Kate have expressed their desire for their children not to take on royal duties until they are in their 20s.
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