Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice recently visited Haven House Hospice, a charity based in Woodford Green, London, and had nothing but praise for the organization.
Their visit was a highlight for the hospice, which focuses on providing specialist care to children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
Celebrating a Milestone
The royal sisters attended a garden party to celebrate the hospice’s 20th anniversary.
They took part in planting a commemorative tree, symbolizing hope and strength.
Both Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice were seen interacting warmly with the children and their families, sharing their experience on Instagram with heartfelt messages.
Eugenie, 34, expressed her admiration for the hospice’s work, noting how inspiring it was to see the care and support given to those in need.
“It was so incredible to see the caring work they do and meet some of the children and families whose lives are changed by the care and support they receive here,” she wrote.
A Touch of Royal Glamour
Eugenie looked stunning in a chic maroon maxi dress adorned with white patterns, paired with slingback heels and an elegant updo.
Her sister Beatrice, 36, chose a navy dress with trumpet sleeves, styled with wavy hair and simple blue ballet flats.
Both princesses brought a touch of glamour and grace to the event.
Eugenie’s South Korean Adventure
Earlier this month, Eugenie made headlines with a surprise appearance in South Korea.
She attended a high-profile art auction led by K-pop star G-Dragon and Pharrell Williams, showcasing a metallic-themed midi dress by Peter Pilotto.
Eugenie’s role as an Associate Director at Hauser & Wirth likely brought her to the glamorous event in Seoul.
Fans quickly recognized her from social media clips of the event, where she was seen capturing moments on her phone.
It’s unclear whether her husband, Jack Brooksbank, and their children, August and Ernest, joined her on this trip.
A Royal-K-Pop Connection
Eugenie’s South Korean outing isn’t the only instance of royal and K-pop crossover.
In November 2023, King Charles awarded the girl group Blackpink honorary MBEs at Buckingham Palace.
The band was recognized for their role as COP26 Advocates and their significant impact on engaging young people with climate change issues.
The group’s performance at BST Hyde Park in the summer and their appointment as global Ambassadors for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals highlighted their influence and popularity.
In both their charitable work and high-profile events, the princesses and K-pop stars continue to make waves, bridging cultures and bringing attention to important causes.