Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are conscious of Eugenie's feelings
A source revealed that Prince Harry's memoir will not target Prince Andrew.
The book, which is published later this year, reportedly holds explosive details about his life, which could spark his rift with the Windsor royals, especially stepmother Camilla Parker and father Prince Charles.
It was previously speculated that Harry would expose Uncle Prince Andrew and shed light on his personality, but a royal source has now confirmed that the Duke of Sussex removed the Duke of York and his sex scandal from his book for the sake of the cousins. Laid out, Andrew's daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.
"There is also growing confidence that Prince Andrew and his ex-wife will be left alone," he said.
The source added: "Harry and Meghan are known to be very aware of the impact the Epstein scandal is having on Beatrice and Eugenie.
"They wouldn't want to add on the pile.
"Meghan, the Duchess of York, is also deeply in love with Sarah, which makes her feel like her journey hasn't been much different.
"He is not expected to bear the brunt of Harry's anger and frustration with the royal establishment."
In conversation with the Daily Mail, the source added a "fear factor" surrounding Harry's book "Is Off the Scale".
He continued: “Of course, the householders publicly state that they are not interested and have no plans to comment on any royal book because too many books have been published; But such a situation never happened.
"Even when the Princess of Wales collaborated with Andrew Morton, she had a veneer of denial. These are Harry's own words.
"They probably want to stay above ground, but that may be impossible depending on which bombs are detonated.
"Clarence House and Kensington Palace now acknowledge that their theories will be on the firing line. There is an expectation that the Queen and Prince Philip will be lovingly admired."