By Rana Meyer
2:56pm PST, Feb 5, 2026
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Princess Beatrice and
Princess Eugenie are reportedly scared that more negative information about their father,
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, will be revealed.
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As more and more material emerges from the
Jeffrey Epstein files, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are nervous about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's reputation taking an even bigger hit.
Royal biographer
Andrew Lownie suggests that while Beatrice and Eugenie have so far stood by their
embattled father, "they might be worried there are further damaging revelations to come."
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After sexual assault allegations and additional details came out about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein,
King Charles III stripped Andrew of his royal titles and evicted both him and his ex-wife,
Sarah Ferguson, from their home at Royal Lodge.
These events have caused Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie considerable stress, and they fear that further revelations about their father could surface — ones that might make it impossible for them to continue standing by him.
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Just as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is moving to Marsh Farms, more Epstein files were released, with his name in them. According to
Daily Express writer
Michael Moran, The Firm is potentially "bracing themselves" for additional scandals.
A source told
The Mirror that Princess Eugenie, after spending Christmas with the royal family instead of her parents in Windsor, has allegedly ceased all communication with her father. "There is no contact at all, nothing," the insider claimed.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, Princess Beatrice was recently photographed
riding horses in Windsor with her father.
The Sun even published photos of Beatrice bringing her 4-year-old daughter,
Sienna, along for the outing with her grandfather.
Crisis PR expert
Lauren Beeching advised that it would be best for Beatrice and Eugenie to continue to maintain their silence.
"Personally, I don't think the smartest move is for them to publicly announce that they're distancing themselves from their father," she said. "The more effective approach is simply not to be seen with him and not make a spectacle of it."
