Beatrice and Eugenie have been at the center of some serious royal whispers lately, but the sisters just crashed Peter Phillips' wedding and shut the rumors down in style.

Peter and Harriet Sperling finally said ‘I do’ on Saturday, and the York girls showed up looking very much like people who absolutely belong there..

William apparently got the memo too, and his behavior that day made it pretty clear that the so-called sisterly snub was nothing more than a red herring.

Kate Middleton and Harriet Sperling didn't arrive with a title or a family crest, but both walked into the royal world and immediately made everyone pay attention.

They're practically a two-woman case study in marrying well and dressing even better.

Now the two share yet another thing in common, and it has absolutely nothing to do with bloodlines — it's all about the dress.

Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling's big day brought out the whole royal crew — and the fashion did not disappoint.

While everyone showed up dressed to impress, a handful of guests took things up a notch entirely.

These five absolutely stole the show, and we simply must talk about it.

Yesterday’s question: Following the new royal audit report, should King Charles evict Princess Beatrice and Eugenie from their royal homes?

The public is divided, but not evenly. Following the NAO audit, our readers have plenty to say about whether the York princesses should keep their rent-free royal residences, and opinions range from sympathetic to scathing.

Some feel the matter is simply none of our business. "They are funded by King Charles from his private income, not the Sovereign Grant, so it should be left as a private matter between the parties," one reader argued. Others were more protective of the sisters themselves, with one pointing out that Beatrice and Eugenie "should not be punished for his indiscretions.”

But a significant number of readers aren't buying the sympathy argument. "Both their husbands are millionaires, why can't they pay for rent and upkeep?" one asked. Another added, "Nobody gets a free ride except royals, too young to work. They are not any more special than any other royal doing public duties."

Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling walk hand in hand into their new chapter following their intimate ceremony at All Saints' Church in Kemble on June 6, 2026. The eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II and his bride, an NHS nurse and writer, were surrounded by family and loved ones for the sweetest of celebrations.

Harriet's sparkling tiara wasn't from Princess Anne's collection — the Pragnell Tiara she wore is a family heirloom owned by the jeweler Pragnell, and has been worn by generations of Pragnell family members. It is so historically significant that it was actually present at the coronations of both King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II.

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