Andrew's daughters Beatrice, Eugenie at risk of losing everything: 'Life in exile'

Epstein scandal is a stark reminder that secrets, once hidden, can become the very thing, threatening to destroy even the most revered institutions.

Over Andrew's connections to the convicted paedophile, the royal family's reputation still hangs precariously in the balance, but his daughters are paying unseen price of their dad's past actions.

It does not seem easy for the Firm to get rid of the Epstein saga anytime soon, a new shocking claim deepens fears of the York family.

As per new reports, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie face royal exile as experts warn the York brand is 'washed up' after the former prince's arrest.

Russell Myers, royal author, told Fox News Digital Prince William warned the monarchy faced lasting damage if Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remained, citing the BBC "Newsnight" interview. 

Now, rumours swirling about Beatrice and Eugenie are lowering the Yorks' credibility.

Last week, the Daily Mail spoke with the producer behind Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's disastrous BBC "Newsnight" interview, Sam McAlister. 

She claimed that Beatrice was the "rainmaker" in the family. That term is usually used to describe someone who pulls off major financial deals, according to the outlet.

Helena Chard, a British royal expert, claimed that Andrew's eldest daughter attended a meeting prior to the interview "in a caring daughter capacity."

"Beatrice’s strong presence reassured Andrew that all would be well, that the interview was a good idea and a good way to clear his name," Chard began.

She continued, "Many believe that Andrew's daughter Beatrice, a skilled negotiator and networker, acted as his wrangler. She attended a key meeting a few days prior to the interview. However, she attended in a caring daughter capacity."

Hilary Fordwich, citing the recent pollsm, claimed: "There is a great degree of anti-York sentiment in the U.K.

She went on: "Her credibility and any future work for charities and indeed being accepted at all hinges on distancing herself from Andrew's scandals. She is going to be sidelined from all future royal engagements, with Ascot being the most recent example. The York brand is washed up."

Meanwhile, a family friend of the royal sisters claimed that beatrice and Eugenie will nevet risk losing their royal status as it’s their identity.

Royal expert Ian Pelham Turner also revealed King Charles, Queen Camilla and Prince William have a "soft spot" for Beatrice and Eugenie.

According to Fordwich, the royal family tends to distance themselves from all controversy and "the Yorks are simply too toxic."

Chard said the British public's patience is "well and truly frayed," which may keep Andrew's daughters out of the public eye.

Ferguson and Andrew's eldest child Beatrice is in deep water after new claims against her.

Chard continued, "The general consensus is we won’t be seeing much of Beatrice and Eugenie in the UK. However, their royal status will still be intact within some circles, just not U.K. royal circles. The U.K. public's patience is well and truly frayed."