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- Princess Eugenie is expecting her third child.
- Reports suggest Prince William intends to limit the role of the York sisters.
- The potential exclusion is reportedly linked to the scandals surrounding Prince Andrew.
Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, are currently evaluating their long-term living arrangements as they prepare to welcome their third child. While the couple has split their time between Portugal and the UK, reports from RadarOnline suggest that Princess Eugenie’s future role within the British monarchy may be increasingly limited.
Sources cited by the outlet indicate that Prince William has concluded there is no viable path for Princess Eugenie or her sister, Princess Beatrice, to serve as senior working royals under his future reign. The reported decision stems from a desire to distance the monarchy from the ongoing controversies surrounding their father, Prince Andrew. According to these reports, the Prince of Wales is concerned that public perception of the institution could be undermined by any ambiguity regarding the York sisters’ involvement in official duties.
Amidst these reports, the practical needs of the family remain a priority. Currently residing at Ivy Cottage on the Kensington Palace grounds, the couple is reportedly considering a move to a larger residence to accommodate their growing family. Despite their ties to the UK, Princess Eugenie has spoken positively about their time in Portugal, noting the privacy and lifestyle benefits the location offers. Official representatives for the Royal Family have not commented on the speculative reports regarding the sisters’ future status.