Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have just hit a roadblock with an ‘incredibly hard’ time overwhelming them, an expert fears.

The expert in question is former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond.

She spoke to The Mirror about everything and said, “As for [Princesses] Beatrice and Eugenie, anyone with a heart must surely feel sorry for them.”

Because “It seems they have had to witness their parents’ public humiliation time and again. And that must be incredibly hard when you love someone.”

She also didn’t end there and instead added a few loving anecdotes about the Duchess of York as a mother and said, “There’s no doubt that Sarah has been a brilliant mother to her girls, and they will protect her and love her through thick and thin. And that’s just as well, because this really is worse than anything Sarah has been through before. And I fear there is more to come.”

For those unversed, the fallout relates to her leaked email correspondence with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The email contents released by the Mail on Sunday show her apologizing to the fancier. Later on her spokesperson claimed she had to apologize because of ongoing threats of lawsuits.

The actual email is as follows;

“I know you feel hellaciously let down by me. And I must humbly apologise to you and your heart for that.”

“You have always been a steadfast, generous and supreme friend to me and my family. I am apologising to you today for not replying to your email or reaching out to you. I was bedridden with fear. I was paralysed.”

“I was advised, in no uncertain terms, to have nothing to do with you and to not speak or email you. And if I did – I would cause more problems to you, the Duke and myself. I was broken and lost.”

“So please understand. I didn’t want to hurt Andrew one more time. I was in overriding fear. I am sorry.”

As a result she’s since been kicked off three charities almost, the Teenage Cancer Trust, Children’s Literacy Charity, The National Foundation For Retired Service Animals and the British Heart Foundation.

Nicole Kidman said that she is planning to bring more TV and movie productions to Nashville.

At the Nashville Film Festival on September 21, the 58-year-old actress told the guests that she is teaming up with Reese Witherspoon to bring a little bit of the entertainment industry out east.

“I’ll be bringing more and more production here,” said the Babygirl star. “Reese Witherspoon lives here too, and she’s one of my best besties.”

“I can’t say that we will be bringing Big Little Lies here,” Nicole joked of her and Reese’ hit series. “That’s all got to go where it is.”

“But in terms of just, you know, there is so much room here for production,” she continued. “The crews are fantastic and the actors, and the people, all of … I feel that it’s taking off and will continue to take off, so off we go.”

“Come on, Tennessee, we’ve got this,” added Nicola.

For the unversed, The Perfect Couple alum has been living in Tennessee’s capital since 2008.

“I love the Nashville people because they embraced me two decades ago, and they keep making it possible for our family to have the most beautiful life here,” Nicole told audiences. “Incredibly grateful.”

Insiders believe King Charles holds a very different view of Prince Harry, and its not positive where the monarchy’s future is concerned.

The source shared everything during their interview with RadarOnline.

According to their findings, King Charles has a number of thoughts regarding Prince Harry, the biggest of them being that he will ‘weaken’ the monarchy, should he be allowed near it.

They were also quoted saying, “Charles is resolute – Harry will not be reinstated as a working royal.”

Reason being “the king feels his son represents the very opposite of the values he wants the crown to embody. Harry attracts constant controversy, and the monarchy cannot afford that.”

Also, “the notion of a part-time role has been ruled out entirely. The king has made his position crystal clear.”

However, that is not to say that “Charles still values his bond with Harry as a father, but when it comes to royal duties, it simply can’t happen. The monarchy has to come before personal emotions.”

An aide also came forward and admitted, that behind the scenes “The king made it plain – there’s no return. Harry and Meghan chose their path when they stepped away, and while they can keep living in America, there will be no half-measures or return to royal duties.”

A palace source also echoed similar sentiments and said, “This comes down to stability and fairness. The rest of the working royals take on a huge burden, and allowing Harry to drift in and out would undermine their work and betray public confidence.”