Princess Eugenie flashes ring on engagement finger as Prince Andrew ‘begs Queen to stop his kids being commoners’
RUMOURS are swirling that another Royal wedding is on the cards after Princess Eugenie was spotted with a ring on her left hand.
The young royal was caught with the simple band on her ring finger as she left Mayfair private members' club Loulou's with boyfriend Jack Brooksbank last night.
The princess, who was wearing a black dress and a dark teal jacket, smiled as she left the function - and did not try to hide her jewelled left hand.
Both she and sister Princess Beatrice are reportedly now at the centre of a royal battle with their father worried that his future grandchildren will be "commoners".
Prince Andrew has apparently asked the Queen and her heir Prince Charles to give the future husbands of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie an earldom each.
According to royal customs, only grandchildren born to monarch's sons will be royals.
This means the future husbands of Princess Eugenie and Beatrice - daughters of Prince Andrew - would need to have their own titles to pass on to their children.
The Sun has previously shared news that the young lovers were hoping to tie the knot in 2017 - with the Queen's blessing.
Princess Beatrice is currently single while her younger sister Eugenie has been with her partner for six years.
The eighth in line to the throne, Eugenie began dating Jack six years ago after they met while skiing in the Swiss resort of Verbier and are reported to be "very serious" about their relationship.
The family's inner politics recently made headlines after the Duke of York asked the Queen to have his daughters funded by the taxpayers.
Furious Andrew believes Princess Beatrice, 28, and Eugenie, 26, should be on a par with their cousins William, Kate and Harry.
The Duke of York has been pushing for his daughters to become full-time royals - but had his request denied by the Queen.
Eugenie currently works for a London art gallery while Beatrice has been jobless since July.
A spokesperson for the Royal family has said they will not be commenting on the speculation around the Princess' rumoured engagement or on Prince Andrew's reported demands.
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