Princess Eugenie has made her first public appearance since reports surfaced of her being excluded from King Charles and the royal family's recent major event.
Two days after Trooping the Colour, Eugenie, along with her sister Princess Beatrice and father Prince Andrew, stepped out for a fashion event in London on Monday night.
Eugenie, who did not join the senior royals on the Buckingham Palace Balcony during King Charles' birthday parade, attended the Fashion Trust Arabia dinner at Claridge's hotel. She looked elegant in a floral dress, marking her return to public life.
Despite not being a working member of the royal family, Eugenie has been active in attending various royal engagements this year, often filling in for her cousin Kate Middleton, who is undergoing cancer treatment.
The absence of Eugenie and Beatrice from the balcony event has sparked discussions about their roles within the monarchy. While they have not been regulars at Trooping the Colour since 2019, their involvement in royal affairs remains of interest amid a shortage of working royals.
Beatrice, Eugenie's elder sister, spent the weekend in Stockholm with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, attending an event that celebrates individuals making significant contributions across various fields.
The dynamics within the royal family continue to evolve, with attention on the roles and appearances of its members under the reign of King Charles.
