King Charles Invites Beatrice & Eugenie to Ascot, Despite Andrew's Scandal

On April 1st, King Charles is showing solid support for his nieces, Princess's Beatrice

and Eugenie, by inviting them to Royal Ascot this June.

The sisters could join the official carriage procession and royal enclosure at the big

racing event, even as their dad, Prince Andrew deals with.

Arrest and scandal over his Epstein ties.

Andrew got kicked out of Royal Lodge, lost his titles, and now faces a police probe for

misconduct in public office.

He's moved to a smaller spot at Marsh Farm and Sanderingham, with plans for a new home

over Easter, and even got a secondhand caravan for extra space.

Using money from his brother.

Sources say Charles remains fond of Beatrice and Eugenie, making sure they're not punished

for their father's mess.

The sisters skipped this weekend's Easter service as in George's Chapel, opting for alternative

plans with the King's OK, though they joined family, Christmas and plan more appearances

ahead.

In their husbands, Edom Appelli Mazzi and Jack Brooksbank might tag along at Ascot

too.

Despite everything, the princesses keep foothold in royal spots, like some James's palace,

and Ivy Cottage at Kensington Palace, thanks to Deals Andrew, pushed through.

This Ascot invite signals the family sticking together on the public stage, letting Beatrice

and Eugenie step back into the spotlight while Andrew sorts his situation.