The Mirror raises the question of whether Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie should retain their royal titles in light of their father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, being stripped of his titles due to multiple controversies and scandals. This issue has become more significant following King Charles's decision to remove Andrew's titles last year, which has led to discussions about his potential removal from the line of succession. Given the ongoing allegations against Andrew, the legitimacy of his daughters' titles is now being debated as part of a broader conversation about royal accountability and public sentiment.

Andrew's situation has deteriorated significantly since he was called out for his connections to the late Jeffrey Epstein, culminating in his recent arrest for misconduct in public office. As the fallout from his scandals continues, political figures like Keir Starmer have voiced intentions to address Andrew’s status within the royal family, with backing from countries like Australia and New Zealand that may impact the monarchy's future dynamics. The implications of these developments raise questions not only about the royal family's reputation but also about how the public perceives titles and privileges associated with the monarchy.

The poll invites readers to express their views on whether Beatrice and Eugenie, who have remained relatively separate from their father's controversies, should also suffer the consequences of his actions. As the royal family navigates this tumultuous period, the conversation about royal titles underscores the need for a transparent framework regarding royal responsibilities and the connection to public service, highlighting how deeply personal decisions can resonate across an entire institution.