Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie just received some long-awaited clarity about their royal futures—and it’s surprisingly good news for them. Despite their father Prince Andrew’s continuing disgrace, King Charles III has reportedly decided the sisters will keep their royal titles.

According to the People, the King made the final call himself, ensuring that both Princesses of York retain their “Her Royal Highness” status under the rules set out in King George V’s 1917 Letters Patent. It’s a quiet but significant show of protection from their uncle, who insiders say remains deeply loyal to his late mother’s granddaughters.

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