Sisters Stand by Father While Celebrating Holidays with In-Laws
Despite recent revelations about Prince Andrew's alleged ties to a Chinese spy, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie are determined to keep their Christmas traditions intact. The controversy, which has added to an already tumultuous year for the Royal Family, has prompted the Duke of York to step back from the traditional Christmas Day church walk at Sandringham.
Royal expert Jennie Bond, speaking to OK! magazine, noted the sisters' steadfast loyalty. “Fergie’s fierce loyalty has certainly rubbed off on the girls. They love their father, and it’s been incredibly hard for them to see him disgraced for so long.”
This year, Beatrice and Eugenie are expected to spend Christmas with their respective in-laws, but they remain deeply supportive of their father. “They’ll likely feel the weight of this latest controversy, but their commitment to standing by him is unwavering,” Bond added.
Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, will not be joining the Royal Family at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, further distancing themselves from the public eye during the festive season. Despite the challenges, Beatrice and Eugenie continue to navigate family loyalties with grace and determination.
