Two weeks after her father was stripped of his last remaining titles, including that of ‘Prince’, his youngest daughter Princess Eugenie has re-emerged in royal life.
Eugenie, 35, was guest of honour at a ‘mentoring morning’ as part of The King’s Foundation’s 35 under 35 network, according to a post uploaded to social media overnight.
“A mentoring morning with HRH Princess Eugenie and The King’s Foundation’s 35 under 35 network,” began the post, which was uploaded to both The King’s Foundation and Princess Eugenie Instagram accounts.
Princess Eugenie has re-emerged on social media two weeks after her father was stripped of his titles. (Dave Benett/Getty Images)
“Earlier this week, @PrincessEugenie spent time with members of the @kingsfoundation 35 under 35 network at the @broadwicksoho, alongside a range of other inspiring mentors representing different areas of expertise.
“HRH became an official mentor for the 35 under 35 network in May 2025.
“This week’s event brought together leaders in their fields to share advice and make connections – helping to support the flourishing careers and crafts of the 35 under 35 network.
“Thank you to everyone who made it such an inspiring event!”
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It was Eugenie’s first official appearance in a month, and comes two weeks after her father was spectacularly stripped of his last remaining royal title and stylings, and ordered to move out of his home of more than 20 years, Royal Lodge.
Buckingham Palace announced on October 31 that King Charles had initiated a formal process to remove the “style, titles and honours of Prince Andrew” following continued allegations surrounding his involvement with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and alleged sexual assault victim Virginia Giuffre.
Andrew has always strenuously denied the allegations made against him.
“Prince Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor,” the statement said.
“His lease on Royal Lodge has, to date, provided him with legal protection to continue in residence.
“Formal notice has now been served to surrender the lease and he will move to alternative private accommodation.”
The princesses have always been close to their parents. Pictured long before Andrew lost his titles. (Instagram)
Since then, it has emerged there are plans to tweak Andrew’s new name by adding a hyphen, to bring it in line with a declaration initiated by the late Queen Elizabeth II following Andrew’s birth in 1960.
Prior to her outing with The King’s Foundation, Eugenie attended the Frieze Art Fair 2025 VIP preview in Regents Park, London, on October 15.
That outing came just two days before it was announced that Andrew was relinquishing his titles, including Duke of York.
At the time, he was expected to keep his title of ‘prince’, which was his birthright as the son of a reigning monarch.
But that changed two weeks ago following new allegations about his ties with Epstein and allegations contained in author Andrew Lownie’s book, Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, and more recently, Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, Nobody’s Girl.
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Beatrice and Eugenie attend a number of events with the royals, including Royal Ascot. (WireImage)
While both Andrew and his former wife Sarah Ferguson will now be little more than commoners, both Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie will retain their titles of Princess of York, and are believed to have distanced themselves from their controversial parents in recent weeks.
Nor do senior members of the royal family seem to want to punish the sisters for their parents’ actions.
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While neither are ‘working royals’, they do attend royal events, such as Christmas and Easter, Royal Ascot, and even garden parties, and are patrons of a number of charities, including Teenage Cancer Trust.
In April, they visited the Teenage Cancer Trust unit at University College Hospital.
The princesses are expected to distance themselves from their parents, in public at least. (PA Images via Getty Images)
Royal expert Robert Hardman told the Daily Mail that their uncle, King Charles, and cousin, Prince William, want to protect the princesses.
“All along, The King and other members of the family have been concerned that the sins of the family do not befall them,” he said.
“They are blameless, they have led a pretty upright life and are level-headed and very nice young women.”
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