Princess Scandal: Epstein Ties Rock York Family

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Prince Andrew's Epstein scandal keeps rocking the British Royals, especially hitting his

daughters, Princess Beatrice at 37 and Princess, Eugene at 36.

The disgraced prince, now just Andrew Malband Windsor, got arrested mid-February and

questioned for hours over misconduct during his trade-on boy.

Days.

Faces no charges yet, but stays under police watch after losing his royal titles last October.

Prosecutors confirmed their advising cops on the case, while new emails from January show

Andrew kept ties with Epstein way after the guys.

Conviction for sex trafficking.

Those docs even mentioned Sarah Ferguson and the girls visiting Epstein right after his

2009 prison release, though nothing points to.

Wrongdoing by Beatrice or Eugene.

The palace lest the sisters keep Princess titles despite not being full-time royals, and

they've stayed tight with cousins William and Harry.

They joined the family Christmas service in December, but skipped Easter at Windsor, making

other plans to dodge the drama.

Experts call the York family brand Toxic now, saying the daughters built elite networks

from those Epstein links and taxpayer trips.

Beatrice runs her own advisory firm after a tech gig.

Although Jeanine directs an art gallery, but dropped a charity role last month, folks

worry they're half in.

Half-out status risks the whole monarchy.

Royal watchers predict more scandals could drop, forcing King Charles to fully distance

from them.

This elite mess tests the Windsor's image big time, with hard questions still hanging.