Beatrice and Eugenie are spotted at a wedding in Vienna while Royal Family attended Trooping the Colour

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were spotted at a Wedding in Vienna as the Royal Family attended the Coding of the Colours ceremony.

The princesses were at the wedding of the Schwarzenberg family yesterday at the Saint Charles Church in the capital of Austria.

The siblings have been rarely seen in public following the backlash over their disgraced father and mother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson’s links to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

But Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie, 36, appear to be dating on a more regular basis as they were last seen together at their cousin Peter Phillips’ wedding at All Saints Church in Kemble, Gloucestershire, on June 6.

A month ago, on May 6, Eugenie was spotted walking in central London, two days after it was announced that she was pregnant with her third child with husband Jack Brooksbank.

Before this, the two were spotted together when they went out for dinner in Mayfair on May 1.

Eugenie was also seen at a high society wedding in Sicily a few days ago on April 25; It was his first public appearance in months.

This is not the only incident that happened to the family in Austria.

The sisters have been avoiding public view for months because of their disgraced parent’s connections to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Sarah Ferguson, 66, was spotted staying at a luxury £2,000-a-night ski lodge in Altaussee, near Salzburg, on April 16.

This was her first public appearance since 2025 and the release of the Epstein files, which featured her name heavily alongside her disgraced ex-husband.

After his luxury apartment was in danger, he urgently sought refuge with his friends.

Despite a disastrous few months for the Mountbatten-Windsors, which culminated in Andrew’s arrest in February, Eugenie and her sister Beatrice are believed to have been invited to Royal Ascot by King Charles.

The sisters are lining up to appear in the official car procession and Royal Enclosure at the racing festival this June.

Andrew was seen with a large mysterious bruise on his face as he left Sandringham last Saturday.

It is unclear how the bruise occurred, but a source close to Mr Mountbatten-Windsor told the Daily Mail the bruise was “no cause for concern”.

Doctors told the Daily Mail that similar bruises can occur with minor blows if patients use blood thinners.

The princesses have appeared in public more frequently in recent months since the announcement of Eugenie’s third child. They will appear on stage with the King at Royal Ascot next week

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was spotted with a mysterious bruise on his face near his home in Sandringham.

Andrew had a large purple bruise covering his right eye and cheek.

They can also be the result of facial surgery or the patient being ‘punched in the face’.

But they stressed that it was impossible to say which of these applied in Mr Mountbatten-Windsor. He was seen driving again yesterday and most of the bruise has healed.

He has rarely been seen in public since the security scare at Sandringham last month.

The disgraced royal was walking the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgi when she was approached by a balaclava-clad man who allegedly ran towards her.

It appears that the suspect became agitated and shouted at him from 50 meters away.

Mr Mountbatten-Windsor, who was accompanied by his bodyguard, ran towards his own car and sped away.

He was said to have been ‘shaken’ by the incident and was asked to give a statement, as was his personal protection officer.

Meanwhile, Mr Mountbatten-Windsor also faces new allegations over his friendship with the late pedophile financier Epstein.

Last week it was revealed that police were investigating an allegation that he behaved inappropriately with a woman working as a waitress at Royal Ascot.

The allegation, which dates back almost a quarter of a century, is now being examined by detectives as part of a much wider investigation into Mr Mountbatten-Windsor’s alleged misconduct in public office.

The former Duchess of York’s whereabouts were unknown for almost four months before she was spotted at an eye-wateringly expensive health clinic in Austria in April. Pictured here leaving the Royal Lodge for the last time

The £2,000-a-night clinic where Fergie holed up amid controversy around her links to Epstein

Sources say Ferguson has barely left his two-bedroom first-floor chalet overlooking the stunningly beautiful lake and has never been seen on the large balcony since checking in about a month ago.

He ordered all his meals from room service; Bresaola steak and chicken breast with mozzarella were his favorites.

He’d never seen her on the resort’s hiking trails, down by the lake, or on the clay tennis courts. Although she had her hair done by a visiting stylist on March 24, her contact with the outside world was kept to a minimum.

Sources close to Fergie say she remains in constant contact with her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie by phone, but they are both increasingly concerned about her mental health.