Despite difficult times, Princess Eugenie pushes her foundation, which fights against modern slavery, and delights her fans with the announcement of a podcast.
Windsor – For Prince Andrew’s youngest daughter, 61, the timing of returning all her father’s honors and titles to the Queen, 95, could not have been worse. Now the princess has to stay focused despite family stress. Fans have already been able to catch a glimpse of the royal living room in Frogmore Cottage. Because this is where the prelude to Eugenie’s brand new podcast series was produced.*
Princess Eugenie: Her new podcast is coming soon
The 31-year-old granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II* founded the charity TASC (The Anti-Slavery Collective) together with her close friend Julia de Boinville in 2017. Not much has happened since then though. No wonder, after all, Sarah Ferguson* (62) little daughter married entrepreneur Jack Brooksbank (35) and in 2021 gave birth to their first child, son August Philip Hawke (one year old on February 9).
But Princess Eugenie* now wants to get started with her heart project. “We are raising awareness of modern slavery as a global epidemic,” the website says. Mrs Brooksbanks and her co-founder declared war on exploitation and human trafficking. For them there is simply too much child labour, refugee victims, violent oppression and abuse such as forced marriages or sexually motivated nature.
Princess Eugenie: The first podcast was recorded in the living room
When the podcast was first recorded, the royal art expert incidentally showed her living space, which she lives in Prince Harry’s* (37) and Duchess Meghan’s* (40) former house, Frogmore Cottage. Despite the big announcement of a podcast series, the Sussexes stayed with a manageable two episodes*.
Princess Eugenie & Jules reveal they are recording a podcast for The Anti-slavery Collective @TASC_org, a charity they co-founded to end human trafficking.
Recording started in 2021 at Eugenie’s home, and will be released later this year. pic.twitter.com/IxwGEzEDld
— Gert’s Royals (@Gertsroyals) January 15, 2022
Princess Eugenie: Does her father’s abuse scandal harm her?
One can only wish Princess Eugenie more perseverance for the good cause. The escalating drama about her father Prince Andrew* certainly requires a lot of strength and concentration. Even if they continue to hold sister Princess Beatrice * (33) and mother Fergie to Andrew, the lawsuit that was not dismissed in the abuse scandal * may have already caused damage.
Most recently, Princess Eugenie, who is able to keep her title despite Andrew’s stripping of all titles*, was spotted visiting the Royal Lodge, the home of her father and ex-mother – these are difficult times for the royal family and a young entrepreneur who is starting her project want to advance. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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