Royal Sisters Excluded from Ascot, Harry Offers Bolthole

0:00It's March 1st. This episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Let's get into the latest UK headlines. Princess Beatrice and her sister, Princess Ijeni, had been excluded from the royal box and the traditional carousel at Royal Ascot, this. June. Sources say this is part of a larger palace decision to keep them away from all public royal events for now. Their names have surfaced multiple times in the recently released Epstein files, raising fresh concerns. The timing hits hard after their father, Andrew Mountbatten-Winzer, faced a rest last month on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Palace Insiders note, Prince William has advised other royals to avoid photos with the sisters for the rest of the year. Meanwhile, William and Kate seem set on maintaining distance until any connections are fully clarified. Beatrice, 37, and Ijeni, 35, were reportedly blindsided by the news.

1:00Beatrice took it the worst, already upset over her father's troubles. Royal Ascot holds special meaning as a favorite of the late Queen Elizabeth, with traditions dating back to 1825. Public sympathy for the sisters remains strong, with many feeling no ill will toward them. Surprisingly, Prince Harry has reached out from Montecito, offering his 11 million pound home as a bult hole, especially to Beatrice. He shared empathy from his own clashes with the royal institution. This exclusion signals the palace's caution over past family financial ties and Epstein associations, as scrutiny continues into potential risks for the broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family. The broader family.