Easter could reveal where they truly stand within the monarchy
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are said to be approaching a turning point following their absence from Royal Ascot, with attention now shifting to whether they will be included in upcoming royal events.
The sisters, who were notably not part of the Ascot gathering alongside senior royals, may find Easter to be a key moment in understanding their position within the family.
Royal commentator Jennie Bond suggested that any real distance between the York sisters and senior royals like Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales has yet to be clearly seen, but added that upcoming appearances could be revealing.
She noted that William is highly aware of public sentiment and likely to act in ways that protect the monarchy’s image.
Meanwhile, sources claim the sisters feel increasingly sidelined. According to insiders, they are concerned about losing their standing, including titles and privileges, and feel unsupported by the palace.
The situation follows renewed scrutiny surrounding their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, after their names resurfaced in connection with past controversies.
With tensions reportedly rising, the coming weeks may determine whether Beatrice and Eugenie remain closely tied to royal life or continue to drift further from its centre.
