Princess Eugenie just welcomed her firstborn with her husband, Jack Brooksbank. However, the new mom has been plagued with various rumors.
Princess Eugenie eviction rumor
Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice were evicted from their homes, according to Woman’s Day. The article claimed that the palace was cutting costs because the royal family was taking a hit financially due to the pandemic. The travel restrictions result in a halt in tourist traffic, and it affected the royals’ finances. Tourism to royal residences like Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle brings millions of visitors and money to the palace.
In an effort to combat the financial strain, the tabloid suggested that the princesses of York — Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie — will have to be evicted.
Gossip Cop examined the claim and debunked it. While it’s true that there’s less revenue coming into the palace due to the pandemic, it’s unlikely that they have to sell assets and have some members of the royal family removed from their homes. The rumor debunking site concluded that the financial scare is just another work of fiction from tabloids.
Princess of York allegedly feuding with other royals
Princess Eugenie allegedly feared that Camilla Parker Bowles would spoil the birthday celebration of her baby. New Idea quoted an anonymous source claiming that the Princess of York was worried that the Duchess of Cornwall would leak the gender of her baby.
Meanwhile, another outlet claimed that the Queen demanded Princess Eugenie and her husband to vacate the Frogmore Cottage. Her Majesty allegedly demanded that she should not use the residence to give the Duke and Duchess of Sussex space when they return to the U.K.
Woman’s Day also claimed that Princess Eugenie was upset when Meghan Markle allegedly announced her pregnancy during her big day. The article claimed that it was the Duchess of Sussex’s way to upstage the bride.
However, Gossip Cop investigated those reports and found out that they were not true.
Princess Eugenie and Camilla are not feuding. The tabloid was only making up stories to make an unflattering story involving Prince Charles’ wife.
It’s also not true that the Queen wanted Princess Eugenie to vacate Frogmore Cottage. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were fine, with Princess Eugenie occupying their home. Also, she moved to Frogmore, so she could join her family there, and they could isolate together.
Lastly, several sources already denied that Meghan Markle announced her pregnancy on Princess Eugenie’s wedding day. She made her first pregnancy announcement when she and Prince Harry landed in Australia. Also, it was so childish to suggest that Princess Eugenie was so concerned about the limelight during her wedding day.