King Charles welcomes back Andrew's daughter Eugenie to royal life: 'Inspiring'

King Charles is welcoming his niece Princess Eugenie back into the royal fold with open arms after her father Andrew’s scandal.

Eugenie, the youngest daughter of Andrew and Sarah Ferguson made her first official appearance this week since her father was stripped of his titles last month. On Thursday, November 13, the King’s Foundation shared photos of Eugenie attending a mentoring session for its 35 Under 35 program, calling it an “inspiring event.”

In the carousel of images posted to Instagram, Eugenie appeared cheerful as she met with young leaders at Broadwick Soho in London. Dressed in a crisp white shirt and black blazer, which was adorned with a red poppy pin in honour of Remembrance Day, she joined mentors from a variety of industries to discuss innovation, leadership, and community building.

The Foundation praised the gathering, writing, “Earlier this week, @PrincessEugenie spent time with members of the @kingsfoundation 35 under 35 network at the @broadwicksoho, alongside a range of other inspiring mentors representing different areas of expertise. Thank you to everyone who made it such an inspiring event!”

Eugenie first became an official mentor for the program in May 2025, helping young professionals thrive in creative and sustainable fields.

Reacting to the news at the time, Eugenie said,“I am delighted to be working with this group of exceptional young people who have been selected thanks to their outstanding work in areas The King is passionate about.”