Princess Beatrice has garnered praise for her similarity to Princess Kate in their relatability to the British public.
In discussions with GBN America, US commentator Lee Cohen proposed that Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson's elder daughter step up in royal duties during Princess Kate's absence.
For those unfamiliar, Prince William's wife has taken a hiatus from royal obligations due to health challenges, including battling an undisclosed form of cancer since the start of this year.
Meanwhile, Beatrice, alongside her sister Princess Eugenie and cousin Zara Tindall, has been prominently visible in the royal family, frequently accompanying King Charles on various engagements.
Recently, she represented Prince Charles at the Earthshot Prize Water Roundtable while he attended the state visit of the Japanese Emperor last month.
Cohen noted that, like Kate, Princess Beatrice "wasn't originally groomed for a full-time royal role," yet has demonstrated a strong sense of duty within the monarchy.
"It's entirely fitting. I've never seen Princess Beatrice falter," Cohen remarked. "She's had her own path, her own career, and she's a young mother. Those transitions can be challenging."
Echoing similar sentiments, commentator Lizzie Cundy observed Beatrice excelling as a stand-in for the future King of England.
"I was with her last Wednesday when she filled in for Prince William during the Japanese Emperor's visit," Cundy recounted. "She handled it superbly, warmly engaging with everyone."
Cundy added, "What stands out about Beatrice and Eugenie is their deep affection for their mother. They're very tight-knit."
"She's incredibly gracious, connecting effortlessly with people, displaying a true common touch," Cundy concluded.
