King Charles attempts to reshape Monarchy with Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie amid Andrew controversy?

In a surprising turn of events, Royal insiders have claimed that King Charles might be gradually involving Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie into selected Royal events, hinting at continued support for the sisters.

In recent months, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s two daughters have had a turbulent time due to their father’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Even amid the ongoing controversy, the sisters have stepped out publicly quite a few times, with insiders suggesting the duo might be taking on more royal responsibilities in the future.

“It was something that was being looked at before recent events, but despite what has happened with Andrew, it’s not off the cards," a source claimed, as per GB News.

Continuing, “Whatever people might think of Andrew, the girls are kind, hardworking and want to help if they can.”

Just last week it was confirmed that Andrew’s youngest daughter has taken on the role of a mentor at The King’s Foundation.

In reference to a mentoring reception for under-35-year-olds in London on November 13, an insider told Vanity Fair, "She was so excited to be there and seemed very proud to have been asked."

While the 37-year-old Royal family member had taken on the role of a Strategic Advisor at the technology company Afiniti.

She has also recently been named as Deputy Patron of The Outward Bound Trust, after previously holding the role of trustee.

A source close to the 76-year-old Monarch has revealed that "The monarch is fond of his nieces and doesn’t want them to suffer because of their father’s downfall."

"There was no deal struck about the future for Beatrice and Eugenie; they are private individuals in that respect, but there have been talks for some time about using them when and if there is a need," they added.

“For their part, they have let it be known that they are more than willing to do public duties if and when they can to support the King.”