DM announced the possible relocation of the British princess to the United States

British Princess Beatrice and her husband are considering moving to the United States amid a scandal involving her father, ex-Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was friends with the late American financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Daily Mail newspaper writes about this on March 28.

After the investigation into Andrew's relationship with Epstein began, the ex-prince's daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, found themselves "in the center of unwanted attention," the newspaper writes. The sisters are increasingly facing questions about their status in the royal family. According to the Daily Mail, Beatrice is "terribly disgraced" by the Epstein scandal. Now she and her husband, Italian aristocrat Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi, are thinking about leaving the UK.

"Sources close to the couple said that they are considering plans to escape the hype at home once and for all by starting a new life abroad. A source in the royal family said that, most likely, the couple will move to the United States," the article says.

Beatrice's sister, Princess Eugenie, has already left her homeland. Since 2022, she has settled with her husband in Portugal.

According to an anonymous source, both sisters are in touch with their cousin Prince Harry, who gives them advice on moving.

The British lords were deprived of the hereditary right to a seat in parliament. What you need to know

On February 23, members of the British Parliament called for increased monitoring of the activities of the royal family and its role in representing Britain abroad amid the arrest of former British Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as part of an investigation into his ties with American financier Jeffrey Epstein. It was clarified that earlier members of parliament were fined or punished for talking and proposing changes in their attitude towards the monarchy.

Sky News channel reported on February 21 that the British government intends to exclude ex-Prince Andrew from the line of succession. However, in order to approve such a decision, it is necessary to consult with other States that are members of the Commonwealth of Nations. In addition, on February 20, it was noted that more than 80% of UK residents consider it necessary to exclude Prince Andrew from the line of succession after the scandal involving financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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