A while back being York was the best. The title, traditionally reserved for the second son of the British sovereign, was on the one hand highly prized during the reign of Elizabeth II, as she herself was and would become Princess of York before abdicating the crown to marry her uncle Wallis Simpson. On the other hand, Crown Princess, because it is the title of her beloved son Prince Andrew. However, that era is behind us, and in the reign of Charles III there is no place for the present Duke of York, with whom he is at odds over the residence he occupies in the grounds of Windsor, and which the King wants him to relinquish. In this whole conflict that started with the Duke’s own downfall in 2019 due to the Epstein case, there are two princesses who have nothing to do with it, but who are caught in the middle by this drama. Eugenia and Beatriz de York inherit a complicated legacy and therefore their movements raise many questions that have only been answered in recent days.
© Getty ImagesLoyal and protective, typical traits of Yorkies
It was hello! (Us British version) which was revealed a few days ago that the sisters entered into a dynamic of visiting their father at the Royal Lodge on the weekend so that he wouldn’t feel alone and try to lift his spirits. “They take their grandchildren to see him almost every weekend. They spend more time with him now than in recent years. They are very close to their father and he seems very protective,” sources close to the family say. On that same basis, the prince plays golf and rides horses, and when he visits his grandchildren, he teaches them to ride or they walk the dogs, two of them inherited from Elizabeth II.
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© Getty ImagesThe prince’s life has nothing to do with what it was before, no more trips, meetings, receptions or public events or any decorations or institutional functions for him. His life was cut short at the Royal Lodge, a residence that brought him face-to-face with his brother Charles III, and perhaps because of that he clung to the last vestige of his royal position. “He has nothing more, he has no public life, he has no public role,” biographer Robert Hardman told Hello! “It’s clear that he’s dedicated to this house and he loves being there, so he’s going to find a way to try.”
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©Chris JacksonBeyond the hard core of the organization and with individual professional careers
Prince Andrew is out of the British Royal House, but his daughters are not and they cooperate in some commitments, such as the garden party where they supported the Prince of Wales in the absence of Kate Middleton or the recent meeting held by Beatrice of York. with the program Textiles of the future of the King’s Foundation, a project promoted by Charles III ten years earlier to tackle the skills gap threatening the British textile industry. However, this does not mean that they will resume an official role. “She may pitch on a few things from time to time, but it’s not a gradual introduction to royal duties, just supporting the family,” a royal source told HELLO!
© King’s FoundationThis means that York princesses are free to develop their work individually. Beatriz de York has been traveling to Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi in recent weeks for work as vice president of a data and software firm Affinity and its founder Bi-EQ, Advises companies on how to add more exceptional emotional intelligence in the age of artificial intelligence. Dr. spoke at the energy conference Adipex In Abu Dhabi on November 4, described AI as “literally my favorite subject” and added: “It’s probably my life’s goal to think about how hope and technology can work in a collaborative mindset.”
© Karwai TangAbu Dhabi National Oil Company and the UAE Ministry of Energy organized the conference with the support of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates. Princess Eugenio has made several visits to Qatar as the gallery’s artistic director. Hauser and Wirth. This led some British media, e.g the times, reporting that the sisters are becoming unofficial “cultural ambassadors” in the region, or in other words, the friendly and accessible faces of the British monarchy in areas of interest. However, the palace people denied this, saying they were nothing more than “fantasy”. tra
