Princess Eugenie visits father Andrew in Balmoral: “His daughters have always stood behind him”

RoyaltyPrincess Eugenie (31) has arrived in Balmoral, where the British Queen is currently on holiday with certain members of her family. Prince Andrew (61) arrived on the scene yesterday. He was called to account because he was recently charged with rape and child abuse. Eugenie now comes to support her father.

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These are exciting days for Andrew, who is currently in crisis talks with the Queen. There is a chance that he will soon have to answer to the court. This week, an official complaint was filed against him for raping a minor. If his guilt can be proven, it will be disastrous for the future of the entire royal family. “The Queen has summoned him to Balmoral,” a palace official told The Mirror. “There is no other way. This is not a pleasure trip for Andrew.”

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Despite the seriousness of the allegations, his youngest daughter, Princess Eugenie, has just turned up to cheer her father on. She traveled from her home city of London to Balmoral Castle in Scotland, Queen Elizabeth’s favorite holiday destination. The fact that she immediately rushes to her father at signs of trouble is a subtle form of public support. “Andrew has always had a good relationship with his daughters,” the insider continues. “Both Beatrice and Eugenie will always stand behind him. He’s been good to them, and they don’t believe he’s capable of harming a young girl. They want the people to know that.”

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Beatrice even got married behind closed doors in 2020, instead of opting for a large royal wedding broadcast on TV. That allowed her to walk down the aisle with Andrew without being criticized by the media. “She really wanted her father to give her away,” the insider confirmed. “They form a strong front around Andrew.”

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According to expert communications and royals Jo De Poorter, the royal family will indeed do everything they can to protect Andrew. “But the Queen will always choose the monarchy, if she really has to. No matter how painful or terrible she finds it. She is first queen, then mother.”

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