Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, the daughters of Prince Andrew, are set to reunite with their father at Balmoral Castle. This harmonious development comes in the wake of an "olive branch" extended by King Charles, who invited the Duke of York for the summer sojourns, signifying a renewed sense of rapport.
In a gesture of conciliation, King Charles has also extended the invitation to Sarah Ferguson, the former wife of Prince Andrew.
According to a report from Adelaide Today, Prince Andrew and Sarah, alongside their daughters Beatrice and Eugenie, intend to convene at Balmoral Castle for a weeklong stay.
The royal siblings, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, are poised to unite with the extended family at Balmoral Castle once more, this time commemorating the first anniversary of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Earlier speculations indicated that King Charles had extended an invitation to Prince Andrew to partake in family vacations alongside him and Camilla at Balmoral in the northern reaches of Scotland.
An insider shared with Express Daily, as reported by Mirror, "The King and Andrew have forged an improved rapport, and Andrew's selection as the inaugural family member to accompany the King serves as a symbolic olive branch."
The publication, drawing from credible sources, conveyed that Princess Beatrice and Eugenie's father is set to be the premier member of the family to join the King at the castle in the Highlands.
King Charles and Camilla have since arrived at Balmoral Castle, with the King receiving a formal welcome from the Balaklava Company upon his arrival on Monday.
