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Prince William Urges Firm Stance Amid Family Tensions Over Princesses

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Prince William reportedly expressing frustration over his father’s changing stance towards Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.

The Prince of Wales was reportedly against inviting the princesses to Royal Ascot due to ongoing scandal surrounding their parents, Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, and Jeffrey Epstein.

A source told Examiner that William feels Charles is getting emotional and not thinking about the bigger picture when it comes to his nieces.

Source added that while Charles understands his father’s desire for peace and harmony, William believes this is not the time to be soft.

At the same time, Kate Middleton reportedly keeping Beatrice and Eugenie at arms length.

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