As scrutiny continues to surround their parents, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, the York sisters are now also facing renewed public attention.
The princesses have struggled to distance themselves from the controversy, especially as both of their names appear multiple times in the latest batch of Epstein-related documents.
Emails Raise Questions About Their Past Interactions
Recent correspondence indicates that Beatrice and Eugenie once had lunch with Jeffrey in Miami shortly after he was released from prison following his conviction for procuring minors for prostitution.
Some of the reports describing the meeting have referred to the princesses as “girls,” implying they were very young at the time. In reality, Eugenie was 19 and Beatrice was 21 during the visit.
In other emails, Jeffrey reportedly asked whether the sisters could entertain some of his acquaintances or give them tours of Buckingham Palace.
Andrew Lownie, author of the book “Entitled” about former Prince Andrew, believes the sisters were old enough to understand the situation.