Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, the daughters of ex-Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, recently attended the grand wedding of their cousin, Peter Phillips, and Harriet Sperling. However, their appearance at the major family wedding alongside senior members of the Royal Family does not mean they have fully returned to the royal circle, according to a royal expert.
According to a royal expert, Beatrice and Eugenie aren’t in the clear despite their wedding invite
Talking about Beatrice and Eugenie, Emily Nash told Page Six, “I don’t think you can read too much into the fact that they’re attending a family wedding, but it is also them coming in from the cold to an extent. Because we’ve not seen them publicly for a very long time together and, with the wider family and, of course, without their parents.”
Nash said the invite shows family support, but it doesn’t mean they are fully accepted by the monarchy. “You have to remember this is, on the one hand, an institution, on the other hand, a family, and the two cross. But there are very distinct lines as well,” she said, adding, “Certainly they are still members of the family, and there’s obviously a lot of concern and affection for them within the family. But, you know, the question remains: what becomes, in the long term, of their titles?” However, she stated it’s “way too soon to say” whether they could lose their titles or not.
Royal biographer Ingrid Seward told People in March 2026, “[The sisters] are tarnished by this. It has affected their lives a great deal.” Mountbatten-Windsor, who was stripped of his titles last year over his ties to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was arrested in February 2026. It marked the first time the former prince was arrested over his links to Epstein, but he was soon released. He denies all allegations.
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