Princess Eugenie, married to Jack Brooksbank, is a member of the British royal family. She is the daughter of the Duchess and the Duke of York. Moreover, Eugenie is King Charles III’s niece.
Eugenie is close to Harry and Meghan
Eugenie is close friends with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. When the couple stepped down as senior royals in 2020, they offered Eugenie and her husband Frogmore Cottage, their official residence in the United Kingdom.
Meghan revealed in a 2021 interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she and Harry once went incognito at a Halloween party with Eugenie and Brooksbank, providing insight into their close bond.
The relationship between Princess Eugenie, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle has ended
Since announcing their decision to step down as senior working royals in January 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have maintained a close relationship with the Princess of York.
Although it is normal to have side effects during treatment, His Majesty has missed his trip and offers his deepest apologies to those who had worked to make the visit possible.
According to reports, Buckingham Palace chose not to inform the Duke of Sussex of his father’s condition to avoid alarming him. Following his decision to step down as a working royal in January 2020, Prince Harry is said to have strained relations with many senior members of the Royal Family.
The fifth in line to the throne lives in California with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Archie, five, and Lilibet, three. According to an insider, he misses his family dearly, but no one speaks to him.
“He just wants to go out for a beer with the guys, but his friends are Meghan’s friends’ husbands.” Another source told the publication, “First he was a spare to William, and now he is looking like a spare to Meghan—and it is not a good look.”
Harry last saw his father for a half-hour visit last February, after learning that the monarch had been diagnosed with cancer. Earlier this week, the prince was “devastated” after leaving his charity, Sentebale, after nearly two decades.
After visiting the region during his gap year in 2004, Harry founded the organization with Prince Seeiso, who also reigned alongside the duke, in 2006 to assist impoverished people in Lesotho and Botswana and those suffering from HIV and Aids.
In a joint statement, the friends and former board members described a “unthinkable” breakdown in which “the relationship between the charity’s trustees and the chairman of the board broke down, creating an untenable situation.” The Duke of Sussex’s departure follows serious allegations of bullying, harassment, sexism, and racism within the organization.
The allegations were leveled by the organization’s chair, Dr Sophie Chandauka, against anonymous board members.