The sisters, daughters of the disgraced royal Prince Andrew, have successfully managed their reputations despite their connections to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a factor that might raise eyebrows within the royal family.
According to PR expert Andy Barr, the princesses have excelled in the realm of public perception, unlike the declining popularity experienced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Barr suggested that the key to the York Princesses' success lies in their selective public appearances and avoidance of public discussions about the inner workings of the Royal Family. "Their popularity is dependent on them carrying on being selective about their public appearances and not getting drawn into any public conversations about the inner goings-on of the Royal Family," he conveyed to GB News.
Both Beatrice and Eugenie have maintained a relatively private personal life, refraining from making extensive comments. Barr noted, "They have an air of fun and intrigue about them that has kept them of interest to the public."
In contrast, Harry and Meghan often face criticism for being outspoken and consistently attacking the royal family.
Barr's advice for the daughters of Sarah Ferguson is straightforward: "Carry on doing as they currently do to keep their popularity high."
This stands in stark contrast to commentator Lauren Chen's observation on GB News that there's "just no appetite for what Meghan Markle and Harry are trying to sell anymore."
