York Sisters Provide Emotional Support Amid Royal Lodge Dispute
Prince Andrew has found a source of comfort in his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, as they step up to support him during challenging times. The Duke of York, embroiled in a dispute with King Charles over Royal Lodge, has been sidelined by his brother but not abandoned by his daughters.
The sisters are reportedly visiting their father in rotation, ensuring he is not left alone. Royal commentator Charlotte Griffiths noted on the Palace Confidential podcast, "Beatrice is very protective of her father, even more so than Eugenie. They’re taking turns to visit him, like he’s in an old people’s home."
This nurturing role comes as Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife, spends time abroad, recently celebrating Thanksgiving in Austria. In her absence, Beatrice and Eugenie have taken on the responsibility of providing emotional support for their father.
Reports from In Touch highlight that Andrew is in "dire need of emotional support" as tensions with King Charles remain unresolved. The York sisters’ actions underline their dedication to their father, ensuring he feels cared for amidst personal and familial challenges.
