PR expert Luana Rebeira, in a conversation with GB News, suggested that the choice for Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew's daughters to step back from the limelight, particularly in light of their father's sex abuse scandal, appears intentional.
Rebeira commented, "The princesses have largely kept out of the limelight recently, which I imagine is a deliberate strategy. Although not working royals at the moment, there is the possibility they could be given official duties in the future."
Expressing empathy for Beatrice and Eugenie's situation, she added, "I feel for Beatrice and Eugenie as they can't help who their father is, and I think the British public is reasonable enough not to blame them by association."
Describing both princesses as likable and focused on their roles as minor royals and mothers, Rebeira suggested that adopting a low-key strategy aligns with the approach taken by Queen Elizabeth II, as well as Prince William and Princess Kate.
She further explained, "I think their best tactic is simply to continue as they are. Adopting the quiet dignity which has worked so well for Queen Elizabeth II and William and Kate."
