The 35-year-old royal appeared in an Instagram post from The Anti-Slavery Collective during a visit to Caritas Bhakita House, where she engaged with residents and staff.
The post highlighted Eugenie’s involvement, stating: “This week, members of TASC and our co-founder @princesseugenie had the honor of spending an afternoon with the wonderful residents and staff at Caritas Bhakita House! We sat down with the residents, heard their stories, and discovered their experiences. There was even a spirited debate over the rules of Uno and how to eat cupcakes.”
It further emphasized the support for the grassroots organization, which has been a refuge for trafficked, enslaved, or exploited women since 2015, offering trauma-informed care to assist in their healing journeys.
This sighting comes against the backdrop of claims that Eugenie’s relationship with Prince Harry has soured. Reports from The Sun, and supported by Piers Morgan on his Uncensored show, suggest that Harry has “cut ties” with his cousin.
Morgan shared insights during a discussion with Daily Mail columnist Maureen Callahan, noting, “Harry has no relationship with his friends or family. I just read that he severed his relationship with Eugenie.”
Morgan added that he had a role in this situation, explaining, “I was with Eugenie and a group at a pub in London, and Harry saw me hug them goodbye. He went completely ballistic. I can confirm this is true.”
Earlier this year, both Eugenie and her sister, Princess Beatrice, were spotted leaving The Princess Royal pub in Notting Hill after a long lunch with Morgan and James Blunt.
Eugenie has historically been one of Harry’s closest allies, remaining steadfast in her support even after he and Meghan Markle stepped back from royal duties in 2020. She was among the first family members to visit them in California and has spent time with them during their trips to the UK.
While neither Harry nor Eugenie has publicly addressed the rift, speculation among royal observers continues regarding the extent of the fallout.
