Ex-Prince Andrew's 'Distraught' Daughter Princess Beatrice 'Can't Come to Terms' With His Ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Ex-Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson's daughter Princess Beatrice is struggling after her parents' ties to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were exposed.

Royal commentator Helena Chard revealed to a news outlet that Beatrice is "deeply worried and distraught about her wider family life."

"She can’t come to terms with negative revelations, which have certainly taken a toll," she noted.

While Andrew was ousted from the monarchy despite denying sexually assaulting Epstein trafficking victim Virginia Giuffre, he was seen in several scandalous photos contained in the Epstein files.

Meanwhile, leaked emails from Ferguson revealed she lied when she said she didn't keep in touch with the financier after his arrest over soliciting a minor for prostitution.

Turner added that Beatrice "is under a lot of pressure at the moment."

"She's trying to support her father without annoying the royal family, especially her cousin and heir to the throne, Prince William," whom she's always been on good terms with.

While a source dismissed allegations that the drama caused "distance" between Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's marriage, royal expert Ian Pelham Turner isn't so sure.

"The source close to Beatrice and Edoardo stating any marital difficulties between the couple are 'complete nonsense' is a traditional 'never complain, never explain' royal message to be communicated to the world," he spilled to Fox News Digital.

"Hopefully Edoardo is supporting Beatrice at this time of great strain as rumors abound. One fact to consider is who is spreading these rumors and who may want to attack Beatrice right now with gossip and innuendo," Turner continued. "One theory is that some powerful person is … sending a warning sign that if she supports her family, more attacks on her marriage could follow."

As OK! reported, Beatrice's sister, Princess Eugenie, is also concerned about being ousted from the monarchy due to their parents' problems.

"They feel they have been left out in the cold. They aren't being supported by Buckingham Palace and are certainly concerned they will lose their titles and privileges as a result of their parents’ conduct," an insider spilled.

Royal expert Jennie Bond told The Mirror that the siblings "would be wise to discuss whether they should give up their titles, step down from their charities and any public work, and just get on with their lives as happily married women with children to look after and careers to pursue."

"That might just be easier all around," she added.

In addition to Andrew's relationship with Epstein being exposed, he was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct while in public office.