Beatrice, Eugenie receive final warning hours before royal gathering

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie received a stern message hours before the royal event. 

The sisters have been warned to 'stay away' from events, grabbing the limelight for themselves other than the royal family. 

For those who are not aware, the Princesses were not invited to this year's Easter service, scheduled for Sunday.

And today, King Charles and Queen Camilla will take part in the Royal Maundy service at St Asaph Cathedral.

Hours before the important event, the comments made by royal commentator Robert Jobson came, advising Beatrice and Eugenie to stay away from royal gatherings, including the upcoming royal Ascot. 

On the Sun's Royal Exclusive podcast, he said, "I think they've got to stay away. I think they have to stay away. You're just drawing attention to them."

The royal expert added, "As soon as they're in the carriage with someone at Ascot, we'll all be focusing on what they're wearing, what they're doing and who is with them."

Samara Gill, the news commentator of Talk TV, delivered an upsetting update to the Princesses, stating they have been "tarnished with the Epstein brush."

"I don't think there's any getting out of that or rinsing themselves of that for a very long time," she added.