In a poignant turn of events, Princess Eugenie has shared a heartfelt video just days after missing a significant royal family gathering.
The 33-year-old Princess of York, alongside her friend Julie de Boinville, took to Instagram to shed light on their ongoing battle against modern slavery, a cause they co-founded in 2017.
In the newly released video, Eugenie and de Boinville discuss their recent visit to a Salvation Army safe house.
Here, they had the opportunity to meet survivors of human trafficking, some of whom were unaware that they had been trafficked at all.
The gravity of their experiences left a lasting impression on the duo, and they expressed their commitment to raising awareness about this critical issue.
Both women donned black attire while filming, a choice that perhaps reflects the seriousness of the topic they were addressing.
Sitting closely together on a couch, they spoke directly to the camera, engaging viewers with their sincere and passionate delivery.
This video release comes just two days after Eugenie’s conspicuous absence from the memorial service for King Constantine.
At the memorial, Eugenie’s older sister, Princess Beatrice, was present with her husband, Edardo Mapelli Mozzi.
Their parents, Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew, also attended, making the absence of Eugenie all the more noticeable.
The reasons behind her absence remain unclear, but it is known that she has been spending considerable time in Portugal with her husband, Jack Brooksbank.
Eugenie and Jack are busy raising their two young sons, August, who is three years old, and eight-month-old Ernest.
The family’s life in Portugal seems to be keeping them occupied, but the royal duties and events continue to draw attention back to them.
Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew surprised royal watchers when they appeared hand-in-hand at St. George’s Chapel.
Their joint appearance marked a significant moment, as it highlighted their continued presence within royal circles, especially during events commemorating the late King Constantine.
Interestingly, this past December, Fergie attended Christmas celebrations at Sandringham, marking her first appearance at this festive occasion since 1991.
Her return to royal events has sparked discussions among fans and royal watchers alike, particularly given her absence from official appearances following her divorce.
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