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Princess Eugenie
Princess Eugenie, the daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, attended Christmas Day services as a newlywed. She was the subject of the latest Royal Wedding, and she is one of two daughters of Andrew and the woman one known as "Fergie."
Newlyweds
Princess Eugenie is married to Jack Brooksbank. The couple walked with the rest of the Royal Family, including many of their cousins, for Christmas Day services 2018, marking a new tradition for them. According to People Magazine, the tradition also involves watching the Queen's televised Christmas address.
There will be quite a Royal feast after the Christmas services. According to People Magazine, the "Royals will gather at the Queen’s Sandringham Estate for a lunch of roast turkey followed by steamed fruit pudding." It's almost always the same - a scene replete with tradition and festivities. As the daughter of Prince Andrew, one of the queen's sons, Princess Eugenie always has a front-row seat, and now her husband will too.
The two were married on October 12, 2018 at Windsor Castle in the same chapel as Prince Harry and his new wife, Meghan Markle. Their wedding was also quite a gathering of senior Royals, just as the wedding for Harry and Meghan was a few months before.
Princess Eugenie chose to stand out in a bright red coat for Christmas Day services. According to Hello Magazine, she chose a designer brand. "She wore a red coat by Andrew GN, which had a black trim detailing. She swept her hair back with an on-trend Alice band," the magazine reported.
She also chose designer dresses for her wedding, Hello Magazine reported, adding that she wore a "stunning satin wedding dress by Peter Piloto... before slipping into a sexier evening gown by Zac Posen." Eugenie was the first of the two sisters to marry as her sister, Princess Beatrice, is still single. However, one-by-one the royal cousins are getting married off.
Who is Jack Brooksbank? His bio on the Duke of York's website gives details, and it reads in part, "Jack was born in St. Thomas’s Hospital on 3rd May, 1986 weighing 8lbs 1oz just 15 minutes past midnight. He was christened at The Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks on 26th September, 1986. He attended Finton House School in Wandsworth between the ages of four and eight. He then attended Ludgrove Prep School in Wokingham for five years. He was at Stowe School for five years where he was a School Prefect and Head of House. His hobbies are mainly sporting, including skiing, tennis and football – he is a keen Chelsea FC supporter. He loves watching live sporting events, as well as visiting the theatre and cinema. Jack and his family used to go annually to Cornwall where Jack would enthusiastically surf, rock climb and swim in the sea. When he was about 10 years old the family bought a holiday home in France and he has been going there ever since. Since meeting Princess Eugenie he has developed a keen interest in contemporary art and, whenever possible, will attend functions with her and is learning a great deal about art. Jack also supports Princess Eugenie in her charitable works, of which there are many, and helps her with her ever increasing workload. His father is Executive Director of a charity called Supporting Wounded Veterans, which helps veterans rebuild their futures through a unique, specially designed, ski-based development programme. Over the past five years Jack has supported the charity in as many ways as he can. Jack works in the hospitality industry."