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Prince Andrew’s daughters are looking for the best solution for the father

The daughters of Prince Andrews are looking for the best solution for the father
Prince Andrew’s daughters are looking for the best solution for the father

Prince Andrew’s daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were likely in attendance as he discussed his situation with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

According to a British media report, they may have discussed the “best solution” for Prince Andrew, who is under media scrutiny for links to an alleged Chinese spy.

The report came as Andrew skipped a pre-Christmas meal hosted by King Charles. His daughters were seen attending the event on Thursday.

GB News reported that the Duke of York will also not be joining other members of the royal family for the annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham next week.

According to the media outlet, royal commentator Jenny Bond said King Charles would “hate” to call him out of the Sandringham gathering.

The commentator added, “The King is a kind soul and Andrew is his brother: he would hate to be put in the position of being called out or banned from what promises to be a big family gathering.

“It seems very likely that Andrew sat down with Fergie, and possibly his daughters, to discuss the best solution.

“Thankfully, wiser heads prevailed and he evidently realized that his presence at Sandringham would be an embarrassing distraction on a day that – this year of all years – should be about the King and Catherine.”

In a court ruling last week, it was revealed that the businessman, known only as H6, had been banned from Britain on national security grounds because authorities suspected he was secretly working for Beijing to establish close contacts with prominent British figures.

Last Friday, Andrews issued a statement to the BBC and other media in which he said he had “ceased all contact” with the person, described in court documents as a “close confidant”, once concerns were raised.

“The Duke met the individual through official channels, with nothing of a sensitive nature discussed,” the statement said.

However, questions about the case continued to dominate British headlines and news broadcasts.



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