It was once a simple narrative: Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were the relatable, modern face of the monarchy. They were career-driven, seemingly self-sufficient, and determined to prove that 'royal' was not their only job title.
Yet, that carefully managed image is now facing a severe threat. A growing 'cloud of financial suspicion', as one royal expert called it, surrounding their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, is pulling the sisters back into a narrative of privilege and questionable dealings they have spent years trying to outrun.
