Princess Eugenie will
soon be moving to Portugal with her husband Jack Brooksbank, but ahead of
their move, she headed to the European nation for an important cause.
The royal is a keen
environmentalist and she headed to the country as part of the United Nations
Ocean Conference which aims to propel science-based innovative solutions to
help protect our oceans. Eugenie shared several photos from the
conference, which ends on Friday as she attended talks from close friends and
even contributed her own ideas to the major environmental project.
In one snap, she shared a
photo of the hall, posting: “An honour to be part of the second UN Ocean
Conference,” before tagging the United Nations.
She also shared a snap of a
talk she attended, writing: “I went to see my friends @projecteveryone,
@theglobalgoals and @minderoofoundation at their round table #bluetodo.”
And sharing her ideas for how
better to protect the oceans, she shared a photo of a post-it note that she
wrote on and attached to a mood board that was collecting responses.
“To inspire action and
change for the ocean,” her note read.
Earlier this year, it was
revealed that Eugenie and her husband would be moving to Portugal, as they
split their time between the country and the UK.
The family, who are parents to
one-year-old August, will be moving temporarily to the luxury resort, which is
south of the country’s capital, Lisbon.
His reported role is in the
sales, marketing and promotion side of the resort. Eugenie will still keep her
current role, working at the art gallery Hauser & Wirth, albeit on a hybrid
basis.
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The royal shared her ideas
The royal pair have lived at
Frogmore in Windsor since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the United
Kingdom, with a friend saying how Harry had suggested his cousin live in the
property.
“Eugenie and Harry have
always been close and they chat privately all the time,” the friend
previously said.
“It was Harry who
suggested she and Jack could use Frogmore Cottage because it is much bigger
than their cottage at Kensington Palace. It is a case of one family member
reaching out to another.”
