THE ROYAL CUT-OFF: WHY WILLIAM AND KATE “WON’T MISS” BEATRICE AND EUGENIE AS THE PRINCE OF WALES PREPARES TO TAKE THE HARD LINE!👇🔥

The future King is drawing a definitive line in the sand! In a stunning revelation from a senior royal insider, it has been made clear that Prince William and Princess Catherine have no intention of bringing Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie into the inner circle. As William prepares for his future reign, reports suggest he “won’t struggle” to take a hard line with his cousins—effectively ending any hope of them becoming working royals!

Why is William so determined to keep the York sisters at arm’s length? Insiders reveal that this isn’t just about office space; it’s a calculated move to distance the Monarchy from the scandals of the past. While Beatrice and Eugenie have tried to bridge the gap, William’s vision for a “slimmed-down” monarchy leaves no room for part-time royals or divided loyalties. Is there a deeper tension lingering from their close bond with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? Experts suggest that William views “loyalty to the institution” as non-negotiable, and the sisters may have already been sidelined in his master plan for the Crown!

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Their relationship has long been strained, but the latest revelations from the Epstein files could further deteriorate the Prince of Wales’s relationship with his cousins, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.

The most recent tranche of documents has raised serious questions about how much Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson‘s daughters knew of their parents’ corrupt dealings with the paedophile financier.

One email sent by Epstein in 2015 – after he was convicted for soliciting sex from girls as young as 14 – boasted to a friend that Beatrice ‘liked’ him.

It also emerged that Beatrice helped advise her mother on how to placate Epstein after Fergie called him a paedophile while apologising for accepting a £15,000 bailout from the convicted sex offender in a 2011 interview.

She also played a key role in facilitating her father’s 2019 Newsnight interview, and Beatrice and Eugenie must now face the possibility that the drip-feed of Epstein revelations could see them ousted from royal life as well.

The future king, 43, now must evaluate his relationship with Beatrice and Eugenie, and assess whether they have a future within The Firm – a decision no doubt fuelled by the pre-existing tension in his relationship with the York sisters.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said: ‘It may fall to William to make a decision on the future of Beatrice and Eugenie. Neither are reportedly particularly close to him or to Catherine.

‘The fact that Beatrice, when 20 and Eugenie, aged 19, visited Epstein in Florida just after his release from prison with their rapacious mother, is alarming. They must have known who they were visiting and how inappropriate this was. He was under house arrest.

Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice with the Prince and Princess of Wales at an Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle

‘One of the most bizarre aspects of the Files is the way Sarah Ferguson seems to regard Epstein as part of her extended family. In 2010, she even told Epstein of Eugenie’s “s*******’ weekend”.

‘There is obvious sympathy for the predicament of the sisters; mention in the files does not denote wrongdoing.

‘The King reportedly regards their work-life balance, where they both do some charitable work alongside their careers and families, but are not working royals, as admirable.

‘William, it is reported, may well take a hard line when he becomes king. It depends on how affected the royal family is by what happens subsequently.

‘There is currently the strong possibility of the cases which the police are assessing going forward and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor being arrested and very possibly put on trial.

‘If this happens, it may be impossible for the Royal Family to move forward with any members of the York family attached to it.

‘William and Catherine do not appear to have close ties with the sisters and would probably not miss them.’

Rumours of tension between the pair go back as far as 2011, when the future king failed to invite Beatrice’s long-term boyfriend, Dave Clarke, to his wedding.

The Prince and Princess of Wales walking with Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice on Easter Sunday in 2017

Despite sharing a tight bond with his cousin Zara Tindall, it’s thought William is not particularly close to Beatrice

William introduced Beatrice to her former boyfriend Dave Clarke (pictured with Beatrice in 2010)
William introduced Beatrice to her former boyfriend Dave Clarke (pictured with Beatrice in 2010)

It was a surprising twist, given that William introduced the former couple to one another at a party hosted by Sean Brosnan, the son of film star Pierce Brosnan.

Fitzwilliams said: ‘It was William who introduced Beatrice to her former boyfriend Dave Clark, whom he had met through mutual friends in Scotland. They dated for a decade.’

In spite of having made the initial introduction, William had cooled his friendship with Dave, seeing him as ‘indiscreet’, to the extent that he didn’t ask him to his wedding in 2011 – a decision that hurt Beatrice very much.

‘Reports indicate that William fell out with him, regarding him as unreliable,’ Fitzwilliams said, adding: ‘Proof of this is his absence from William’s wedding in 2011, which was obviously one of the weddings of the century.’

A source told the Daily Mail in 2016: ‘William isn’t a huge fan of Dave. It’s fair to say that if Beatrice had asked the Queen for permission to marry Dave, and she in turn asked William privately for his view, she may not have been given a glowing report.’

Fitzwilliams continued: ‘Although the Waleses may not be close to the sisters, we know that Eugenie is notably close to Harry.

‘At one time it was thought that she had a role to play in helping reconciliation between the Royal Family and the Sussexes. That is now highly unlikely.’

Over the years, Eugenie has been Harry’s close friend, confidante and even matchmaker.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have shown their closeness to Zara Tindall over the years (pictured with Kate in June 2019)

On the other hand, Prince Harry appears to share a closer bond with Princess Eugenie (pictured with Jack Brooksbank in 2022)
On the other hand, Prince Harry appears to share a closer bond with Princess Eugenie (pictured with Jack Brooksbank in 2022)

Despite being born five years apart, Harry and Eugenie often spent time together as children thanks to the friendship between their mothers, Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson, who would pack the children up for joint family holidays.

Eugenie was the one who introduced her cousin Harry to his ex-girlfriend, Cressida Bonas, and they dated between 2012 and 2014. Eugenie and the actress have remained close after the breakup.

‘Out of all the Queen’s grandchildren, Harry and Eugenie have one of the most natural connections,’ Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote in the Sussex biography Finding Freedom. The book also describes them as the ‘closest of friends’.

Harry has always confided in Eugenie, and she was reportedly among the first to know about his relationship with Meghan, whom she already knew through their mutual friend Misha Nonoo.

‘Not only did he trust her implicitly, but friends said that she gives great advice and has always been “beyond wise” for her years,’ Scobie and Durant wrote.

Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, who married in October 2018, just six months after Harry and Meghan, went on double dates with the couple in Toronto and London.

The Princess and her then-boyfriend were at a party in Soho House in Toronto in 2016 when Harry and the Suits star were first seen together. Eugenie was instrumental in keeping their relationship secret.

In the explosive tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview, in which Harry and Meghan criticised the Royal Family, Eugenie was singled out for praise.