Princess Eugenie has issued her first statement since joining forces with Prince Harry’s ex.
Eugenie jetted to Paris to attend the Paris Noir exhibition at Centre Pompidou, sharing images of the experience on social media.
The Princess of York posted several photos of "incredible pieces of art" from the exhibition.
She wrote on her Instagram story: "The Paris Noir show at Centre Pompidou. Available to see until 30th June."
Princess Eugenie issues first statement since joining forces with Harry’s ex
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Eugenie later added to her Instagram profile: "Extremely grateful to have been around some incredible art recently."
The Centre Pompidou houses Europe's largest collection of modern and contemporary art.
Princess Eugenie, 34, studied History of Art at Newcastle University and currently works as a director at the Hauser and Wirth art gallery in London.
The Princess's Paris trip comes just days before her scheduled appearance on a new podcast hosted by Cressida Bonas, Prince Harry's former girlfriend.
"Lessons From Our Mothers" will premiere on March 30, 2025 – Mother's Day in the UK.
According to Bonas's Instagram announcement on Wednesday, the podcast will feature "a series of conversations that celebrate motherhood and mothering in all its forms."
Princess Eugenie, who is a close friend of Bonas, will appear as a special royal guest on the programme.
In a preview clip from the podcast, Eugenie spoke touchingly about her mother Sarah Ferguson.
Cressida Bonas and Princess Eugenie pictured in 2016
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Cressida Bonas and Princess Eugenie pictured in 2013
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When asked about valuable maternal lessons, the Princess shared: "I think for me, it's the fire inside, you know, the strength inside of you, and how to bring that out, and to pull it in when you most need it."
The timing of Bonas's podcast launch comes just days before Meghan Markle debuts her own podcast series.
Meghan's "Confessions of a Female Founder" will premiere on April 8, with a trailer set to be released on March 25.
The Duchess of Sussex has described her new venture with Lemonada Media as "absolutely eye-opening, inspiring…and fun" on Instagram.
Her podcast will feature conversations with female entrepreneurs "about the success, the struggles, and the never-before-told stories of building a business."
