Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have been rocked by a new low, after a horror year thanks to the scandal surrounding their parents’ involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.

The princesses have fought to distance themselves from their father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, over his close ties to the convicted pedophile Epstein, as more damning information has surfaced about their relationship this year.

Andrew has since been stripped of his royal titles, and has been kicked out of the Royal Lodge by his brother King Charles.

Beatrice and Eugenie’s mother Sarah Ferguson has also come under fire for her connections to Epstein, which include extensive emails with the pedophile while he was serving time in prison for soliciting sex from a child.

In light of their parents’ scandal, Beatrice and Eugenie have been dealt a new blow — they are now ranked as the most unpopular royals by renowned pollling company YouGov.

The YouGov report has revealed the public’s approval of Beatrice sits at just 30 per cent, and Eugenie dropped to 29 per cent.

The princesses have fallen below their controversial cousin Prince Harry — who garnered 33 per cent approval — despite ranking above him in previous polls since he exited royal duties in 2020.

The grim poll comes after rumours swirl of Beatrice and Eugenie threatening to cut off their parents over the former couple’s reported cash grab involving Princess Diana.

Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie, 36, have reached tipping point with their parents who are reportedly in publishing negotiations about a ‘tell-all’ memoir about the late Princess Diana, according to New Idea.

“This will be the last straw for them,” a royal insider said.

“They’ve had enough and can’t believe they would stoop so low as to try and cash in on their late aunt.”

The sisters are “united” in their threats to estrange themselves from their parents, and will even go as far as preventing them from seeing their grandchildren in response to the memoir.

“They’re doing everything they can to stop this desperate and tasteless move, including banning them both from seeing their grandkids,” the source said.

“It will certainly put their already fragile relationship with William and Kate at risk.”