It will be nice to see Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie take on more public roles, if that's going to be what happens going forward. Their father, Prince Andrew, has certainly been heavy-handedly pushing hard for their acceptance into the working senior royal fold over the years. Prince Charles has been wary of financial criticisms against the royal family, and so he previously rebuffed Andrew's requests on behalf of B & E. For years, Charles has been talking a lot about streamlining, which was not supposed to include Harry, but oh well all the truth will hopefully come out at some point re the stark reasons behind the Sussexes' departure.
I think the Sussexes 'stepping down' will ultimately be for the best, since members of Harry's family were and are loathe to speak up for him and his wife against the vile targeting by the British tabloids. It may have benefited the royal firm as a whole had they presented a united front from the beginning, called off the rabid press hounds, and faced any retribution receipts. But oh well, prior to January 2020, there were many claims in the tabs of some parties wanting M&H gone or at least M gone, or at least 'dimming' of the Sussexes' light (however that was supposed to occur).

So the Sussexes are 'gone' (and they've taken their major patronages with them), so remaining royals can just 'stiff-upper-lip it' and get on with it, eh! No matter who Harry married, there was bound to be drama, cuz the British tabloids need their drama. But with 'unexpected' Meghan in the mix, the drama has reached outrageous, royally self-inflicted, damaging proportions that do no one any favors, aside from the money-grubbing slimey tab editors, scumbag paps, and leech royal reporters. Meanwhile, FWIW going forward, the senior royals have themselves and their old-fashioned, stuck-in-the-mud, nose-in-the-air courtiers to blame.
With some members of the former Sussex staff now employed by senior royals, the firm are all working harder and perhaps smarter than ever on the p.r. front (aside from some K.P. missteps, ahem). We should have always been seeing and hearing more positive promotion of Princess Anne and the Wessexes, IMO. Why didn't we? I like Beatrice and Eugenie, from the little I know of them. I don't think the daughters should have to pay for or be blemished by the sins of their parents, who are apparently loving parents, despite all of their well-publicized, disreputable and concerning character flaws. No doubt the timing of Beatrice's recent video interviews is once again, in hopes of distracting from the Epstein/Andrew documentary and book, both debuting this week.
The young York princesses are attractive, but neither have much fashion sense. That's a shame because with a little help, they could both make so much better and more enhancing styling choices. Eugenie managed to score knockout outfits for her wedding! Good luck to Beatrice, for her eventual nuptials.