Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie’s Royal Futures Questioned After Epstein Email Links

Guess what? The former Prince Andrew and his ex Sarah Ferguson didn’t only shoot themselves in the foot with their Jeffrey Epstein associations, they might have inevitably damned their daughter’s once bright futures.

In the new leaked emails, it shows that the former couple didn’t only share an unusual relationship with the convicted sex offender, but threw their daughters into that world as well.

Here’s what experts think of these concerning discoveries.

Jeffrey Epstein Used Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice As Tour Guides, New Released Emails Show

Even before the emails were released, it’s been known that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will at times bring his pal, Jeffrey Epstein, to royal residences.

But what we didn’t know then was that, each time, he’d request that one of the York daughters serve as his tour guide. Imagine the level of familiarity to request for such a thing.

Weighing in on this, the Daily Mail’s Richard Eden commented, “Take a moment to consider that email: after a sex offender had been released from prison, having served a sentence for procuring a child for prostitution, he was confident enough in his relationship with Queen Elizabeth’s former daughter-in-law that he could ask her to send one of the monarch’s grandchildren to show his friend around the sovereign’s taxpayer-funded home.”

He added: “The casual tone of the email suggests this was not a unique demand. Indeed, a message sent to him by the then duchess later that year apologised that the princesses could not serve as tour guides for a different pal of his. It’s not known if the friends were also sex offenders.”

In the same vein, another expert suggested that Eugenie and Beatrice aren’t really all that innocent in their parents’ crude associations with Epstein.

Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice’s Innocence Called Into Question By Royal Biographer

Considering that Eugenie, then 19, and Beatrice, then 21, accompanied their mother to celebrate an event she organized for Epstein, some weren’t sure how “innocent” these Princesses really were.

“They weren’t five-year-old girls when they were taken to see Epstein. They were grown ups,” argues author Andrew Lownie, the author of Andrew’s biography ‘Entitled.’ “There’s a big campaign to say they are innocents caught up in the shellfire, but they’re not, they’re deeply involved.”

Perhaps Prince William and Kate had a glimpse into some of these events, and thus opted not to have Sarah Ferguson at their 2011 fairytale wedding.

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