The ongoing scandal involving Prince Andrew, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and his connections to the late Jeffrey Epstein has raised significant questions about the royal status of his daughters, Princess Beatrice (37) and Princess Eugenie (36). Despite Andrew's arrest in February and his subsequent stripping of royal titles by King Charles III, Buckingham Palace has confirmed that the sisters retain their titles as princesses. However, royal experts suggest that the sisters may need to distance themselves from their father's controversies, as the 'York brand' has become increasingly toxic. Both Beatrice and Eugenie have built successful careers; Beatrice has worked at an AI technology company and launched her own advisory group, while Eugenie was a director at a contemporary art gallery in London. The royal family faces pressure to manage the implications of Andrew's past, with experts warning that further scandals could emerge. As the royal family navigates these challenges, the future roles of Beatrice and Eugenie remain uncertain.