Public praises York sisters’ charity work as calls grow for their official return to royal duties
King Charles and Prince William are reportedly facing renewed pressure to expand the number of working royals, with growing support for Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie to take on official roles.
Following their recent engagement with Sarah Ferguson at the Teenage Cancer Trust Ward at University College Hospital London, the York sisters received widespread admiration for their compassionate outreach. Princess Eugenie later shared a heartfelt statement on Instagram, reflecting on their experience and expressing pride in their role as Honorary Patrons of the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Royal watchers and insiders believe Beatrice and Eugenie’s energy and commitment to public service would make them valuable assets to the monarchy. "Her devotion to serve the suffering community indicates that she could be a good choice for King Charles and future monarch William to give her and her elder sister Beatrice working royals status," a royal insider said.
Fans echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the sisters’ unwavering loyalty to the Royal Family. "Both Beatrice and Eugenie never truly left the Royal Family, despite having diminished roles. They continue to support the working royals because they have a strong sense of family," one supporter commented.
However, Prince William is reportedly standing firm behind King Charles’s vision of a streamlined monarchy. Sources claim that William even plans not to include Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis among future full-time working royals as they grow up.
As public enthusiasm for the York sisters’ greater involvement grows, King Charles and Prince William now face a pivotal decision: whether to stick with their slimmed-down model or adapt to the rising calls for a broader and more visible royal team.
