King Charles and the senior royals might be facing some tension over the Andrew crisis, but Beatrice and Eugenie are battling complete and utter personal chaos amid the family divide.
It may not be wrong to say that Eugenie, who turned 36 on March 23, wants her 35 years removed from her life, as the late Queen’s granddaughter had to take a trip around the sun when she was Fergie and Andrew’s youngest daughter.
However, she received a response of support and comfort from her husband amid the fallout from her parents.
Beatirce and Eugenie’s husbands have decided to fully support them in the midst of the enormous crisis, taking all necessary measures to protect them from any adverse situation and also protecting their psychological well-being.
The two princesses also received encouraging and comforting responses from some royal experts and fans.
“I have sympathy for both Beatrice and Eugenia, and would like to see them somehow rehabilitated and used properly in the royal family,” said Matt Wilkinson, royal editor of The Sun:
The expert continued by explaining what the monarch thinks of his two nieces after the scandals of the former Dukes of York, which surprisingly shook the Palace.
“I think the King wants her, he wants them both not to pay for their fathers’ sins, but I’m not sure there’s mass public sympathy for them right now. They’re probably going through a complete and utter personal crisis,” Wilkinson said.
The journalist reveals his opinion on the real future of the two sisters: “I don’t like bad things happening to people when they themselves haven’t done anything bad, but I think they can deal with it.
Revealing her husbands’ stance amid the overwhelming crisis, she added: “I think there are enough support structures around them and enough money. Their husbands are very supportive and rich, so I think they will be able to pull through.”
Eugenie, who has not shared a post on her personal Instagram since November 14, 2025, appeared to find solace in the company of her husband the day before her father was arrested.
On the eve of Andrew’s arrest and 66th birthday, Eugenie was seen enjoying a ski holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland, with her husband Jack Brooksbank and their two sons, August and Ernest.
The two princesses, along with their respective husbands, celebrated last Christmas at Sandringham without their mother and father.
Her decision to spend Christmas with the King, instead of her parents, said it all.
Their presence sparked speculation, with some speculation that they have abandoned their parents, while royal experts believe that they cannot turn their backs on them even though the situation is obviously very tense and difficult.
Eugenie has not been seen with either of her parents, and the latest report suggests her husband Jack does not want her around his wife amid mounting public pressure. He is reportedly not allowing his mother-in-law Sarah Ferguson to seek refuge in his and Eugenie’s family home.
The businessman owns a drinks company that reportedly made an impressive £630,000 in profits in 2022.
