Princess Eugenie enjoys intimate candlelit dinner with royal friend
Princess Eugenie steps away from royal chaos to find solace in friends’ company.
Andrew and Sarah Fergsuon’s youngest daughter Eugenie appeared fleeing from family turmoil as she enjoyed dinner with her royal friend in London.
In a strong show of support, the Princess of York was accompanied by Princess Christian of Hanover at a restaurent in London.
The Eurpean royal shared the stunning photographs with her Instagram followers on Wednesday.
In the pictures, both women are seen attending an intimate candlelit event in the capital, where they joined guests for a dinner celebrating the Spanish fashion label Philippa 1970.
Eugenie and the Eurpeon Princess’s photos withe their fashion designer friend were taken inside a softly lit venue decorated with patterned walls, hanging lights and a private dining table set for the evening.
Princess Christian, a Peruvian attorney, handbag designer and former model, posted the images with the caption: ‘A lovely dinner to celebrate @philippa1970official in London.’
King Charles III’s niece appearance comes amid tense situation within the royal family due Andrew and Ferguson’s controversies and scadals.
Stepping away from the royal chaos, Beatrice’s sister spared some moments for her well-being.
Alessandra (Sassa) de Osma became known as Princess Christian in 2018 after her marriage to Prince Christian of Hanover.
Eugenie stunned in a black top with a bold patterned skirt by Philippa 1970, identified as the 1970 Alaia Cotton Skirt, elevating her look with Mushroom Earrings.
The Princesses of York have increased their visibility across several engagements aftar being encouraged by King Charles and senioor royals to continue their spirits amid dificult time on their family.
Eugenie recently carried out work with the King’s Foundation, while Beatrice has appeared in connection with the Borne charity and the Outward Bound Trust. The royal sisters’ appearances come as attention continues to surround their parents, who have faced sustained scrutiny during recent weeks.
