Sunday, August 9, 2026 - Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is reportedly unlikely to meet his newborn granddaughter, just days after his daughter Princess Eugenie welcomed her third child.
Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, announced the arrival of a baby girl born in Lisbon on August 3, adding a daughter to their two sons, August and Ernest. The news has brought renewed attention to Andrew’s relationship with his family amid the continuing fallout surrounding his public life.
The reported distance comes at a sensitive moment for the Mountbatten-Windsor family. Andrew, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has faced intense scrutiny and has been stripped of his royal titles and duties.
His daughters, Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, have continued their own public lives despite the controversy surrounding their father, while the arrival of Eugenie’s daughter has been welcomed publicly by other senior members of the royal family.
The latest report underlines the personal consequences of Andrew’s continuing isolation from royal life. While the newborn’s arrival represents a significant family milestone, claims that he may not meet his granddaughter add another emotional dimension to a turbulent period for the family.
For now, there has been no public confirmation from Eugenie or Andrew about whether or when the two will meet, leaving the circumstances surrounding the reported separation unclear.
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