A day ago, news of Princess Beatrice’s bid to seek a crisis management expert overtook headlines but the reason has only come out now.
For those unversed with the motivations behind her efforts, its just been revealed that the motivation is the total overhaul her sister experienced, following the birth of her third child, and only daughter, Adilade.
The only updates to reach her social media since her mother found herself embroiled with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s connections too has been her family focused snaps. That included only pictures of her husband and two boys, before Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank joined the family—and since August 17 her social media has been otherwise silent.
Now, it appears Princess Beatrice would love to bask in that and according to an insider, “Beatrice is adamant that she’s not going to sit around feeling sorry for herself, nor does she intend to lay low and drift into obscurity.”
The insider has told Woman’s’ Day, “so right now the new strategy is to come out smiling and show the world – as well as the royals – that she’s in a happy, secure place and ready for a new beginning, putting her parents’ scandals squarely in the rear view mirror.”
This is said to be something both she and her Italian Count husband are in agreement for. Reportedly, “he pointed out that it’s worked well for Eugenie as well as Jack, and that they would be wise to follow suit and enlist the help and guidance of a paid professional. Beatrice is going along with this and she feels confident it’s a positive and proactive path that should work well for them.”
However, there is no guarantee this will be always possible because their parents have unknowingly, but “effectively taken a giant wrecking ball to the entire family’s reputation”.
Before signing off they said, “the odds are that Beatrice will continue to distance herself from her parents, publicly at least, and get involved with charitable causes as well as business opportunities that can’t be questioned or criticised in any way at all. It’s easier said than done of course and she’s well aware that expert strategy is what’s called for right now.”
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