King Charles III's birthday parade, known as Trooping the Colour, is scheduled for June 15, and there is uncertainty over whether Prince Andrew and his daughters will attend the ceremony.
Since his controversial Newsnight interview in 2019 and subsequent withdrawal from public life due to backlash over his association with Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew, 64, has not appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
Rhea Freeman, an award-winning PR adviser speaking to GB News, suggested that King Charles should allow his nieces to appear on the balcony even if Prince Andrew is not present.
"Absolutely, depending on their future roles, the sisters could be well-received. The fact Prince Andrew is not allowed should not impact whether or not his daughters can be there," Freeman explained.
She emphasized that Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie recently attended a garden party in support of the monarch and Prince William, which made a significant statement of their loyalty to the monarchy.
Freeman expressed hope that the sisters would not feel torn between loyalty to their father and support for the King, noting, "They can still be daughters who love their father and support the King."
During the Platinum Jubilee in 2022, Queen Elizabeth II announced that only working members of the royal family would appear on the balcony, effectively excluding Prince Andrew and his daughters, who had previously participated.
Regarding the upcoming Trooping the Colour, Kensington Palace has not confirmed whether Kate Middleton, currently undergoing preventative chemotherapy after a cancer diagnosis, will attend. Despite her health challenges, the Princess of Wales has expressed eagerness to resume her public duties soon.
