The revelations last week that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been living rent-free for two decades in grace-and-favour homes in royal palaces have drawn considerable outrage.

A report by the National Audit Office has laid bare some of the cosy deals that working - and non-working - royals have benefited from when it comes to residences.

The rent for Princess Beatrice's London apartment in St James' Palace and Princess Eugenie's cottage within the Kensington Palace grounds is picked up by the Privy Purse - the…

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie continue to have second homes inside King Charles' palaces despite not being working royals. But do you think that's fair?

The National Audit Office has published a report into the royal family’s residential property arrangement

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A report released by the National Audit Office has revealed that the monarch has been paying for his niece’s rent in royal residences, despite them not being working members of…

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's two daughters perform no royal duties, but have been secretly subsidised for years by Queen Elizabeth II and now by King Charles III.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that Beatrice and Eugenie have never paid rent, despite living in palace properties for almost two decades - but what do the interiors of their…

EXCLUSIVE: Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie face renewed scrutiny over their finances after a National Audit Office report revealed that King Charles is footing the bill for their…

It comes as no surprise to learn from a report by the National Audit Office that both princesses have been living rent-free in royal palaces for more than two decades.

The revelations last week that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been living rent-free for two decades in grace-and-favour homes in royal palaces have drawn considerable…

Revelations that the King is paying their rent in royal residences has raised further questions about their future in the Royal Family