Princess Eugenie has released a fresh statement following a visit to University College Hospital in London.
The Princess of York, 35, was joined by her mother, Sarah Ferguson, and older sister, Princess Beatrice.
Eugenie and her family visited teenage cancer patients at the hospital.
The visit comes months after Sarah, 65, received a clean bill of health following back-to-back cancer diagnoses of breast cancer in summer 2023 and skin cancer in January.
Princess Eugenie has released a fresh statement following a visit to University College Hospital in London
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Eugenie shared a short video with several clips from the visit.
One clip showed the York family posing for a photo with nurses.
Another piece of footage captured patients chatting with the royals.
Eugenie caption the social media post: “A day with @teenage_cancer – Thank you again for having us and for all of the incredibly important work that you do ✨ #teenagecancertrust.”
Royal fans flocked to the comment section to praise the York family following the occasion.
One fan wrote: “She captivates children with her magic and treats them as equals! Princess Eugenie’s magic is simply unique!”
Another added: “Great to see you all so involved in such lovely projects.”
A third said: “Great to see the York princesses out and about, they are very much needed.”
Princess Eugenie and her family visited teenage cancer patients at the hospital
Sarah Ferguson spoke about her own cancer journey, saying: “This is the first chance I’ve had to visit a unit since my own cancer diagnosis, and meeting young people with cancer is always an incredibly moving experience.”
She emphasised her desire to “amplify the voices and experiences of people with cancer who receive less attention, whose voices are not listened to and who can be overlooked”.
During the visit, Princess Eugenie received a bouquet of flowers from young cancer patient Belle Tucker.
The trio also met Matthew Pegg, with Sarah, Beatrice and Eugenie joining the cancer survivor for a selfie.
