Princess Beatrice has been hit pretty hard with her father Prince Andrew and mom Sarah Ferguson’s personal woes.

So much so that her chances at a royal future are also looking bleak, according to a well placed source.

This insider shared everything with Heat World during a candid chat and explained that while “the King was previously open to striking some type of compromise with Beatrice especially, one that would see her take on more royal responsibility and potentially ease herself back towards a full-time working position within the family.”

Now “that can’t possibly happen”, because there are many who “would believe it would be rewarding her father by association and the consensus is that a clean cut with the Yorks”.

So as it stands, “as far as business and formal invites at the very least – is what’s necessary.”

For those unversed with the issues plaguing the Yorks, after his late accuser Virginia Giuffre tied Prince Andrew with the convicted sex offender, his ex-wife Sarah was also revealed to have emailed him a written apology after publically denouncing his actions, out of fear of a lawsuit.

According to the source, “this is horrible for the girls, it’s all crumbling around them so quickly and dramatically.”

“This is just heart-breaking for them and they’re very upset with their mother and father, quite rightly so,” she said while signing off. 

John Candy’s son Chris tugged at some heartstrings, sharing his late father’s likely reaction to the documentary, John Candy: I Like Me.

In a recent chat with People at a special screening of the upcoming documentary on John Candy’s life at the Montalban Theater in Los Angeles, the late comedian’s son shared his thoughts on what his father’s would have viewed the film.

“I think he would be uncomfortable, but this is a guy that didn’t like to go to his own movie premieres,” Chris told the outlet.

The 41-year-old son of Candy added, “I would hope though, the John Candy of 2025, he would’ve worked on himself enough to be okay with himself, and then I know that he did love himself, but yeah, I think in that early phase, he probably would’ve felt a bit uncomfortable about the whole thing nowadays.”

John Candy: I Like Me, which is produced by Ryan Reynolds, is all set to release on Amazon Prime Video on October 10.

Chris also revealed that he learned a lot about his father and his life during the filmmaking.

“I think the thing that stood out the most to me was the influence that his comedy had on comedians that I grew up [watching],” Chris shared.

“I loved Conan O’Brien, Mr. Show with Bob and David, Kids in the Hall. To hear Conan O’Brien talk about how he was such a direct influence, my dad onto him, and then for me to be such a fan of his — to kind of see the connective tissue that my dad had within the realm of comedy was really an overwhelming feeling.”

Jessica Simpson may soon be making her way back to reality television, and this time, she could be doing it alongside the Kardashian-Jenner family.

According to the latest findings of RadarOnline.com, insiders revealed that Simpson has grown close to the famous clan, who live in the same exclusive gated community outside Los Angeles.

“Her current story as a single mom juggling work, family and dating is compelling, and the Kardashians, more than anybody, see that it could make for great television,” said a source.

The insider added that Simpson’s partnership with the reality moguls is far from coincidence. 

“Jessica’s aligning herself with the Kardashians is no accident. There would be no Kardashians reality franchise without Jessica blazing a trail.”

Fans will remember Simpson’s first foray into reality TV with Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica, which chronicled her ill-fated marriage to boy bander Nick Lachey. 

The couple divorced in 2006 after a relationship marred by arguments and tension.

Since then, Simpson has built a fashion empire valued at $1 billion, amassing a $200 million personal fortune. 

She also briefly returned to her music roots as a country singer, but friends believe that her heart is still set on reclaiming her spot in front of the cameras.