Princess Eugenie’s team has finally returned to the forefront by broadcasting images of the group’s CEO during a recent interview.
The Anti-Slavery Collective, co-founded by Eugénie, shared a dozen posts in the first month of the year, but has remained silent since.
In the first post since January, the team uploaded images of Sarah Woodcock sitting with News from heaven, talk about the hidden human cost of counterfeit sales.
The association focused on “the true origin of counterfeit products,” looking at the “darker system of forced labor and exploitation that underpins counterfeiting operations.”
The latest update comes as the monarch reportedly invited Beatrice and Eugenie to this year’s Royal Ascot.
The monarch’s alleged move comes amid reports that the royal sisters were barred from June’s prestigious motor race due to concerns over their parents’ ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
It was previously confirmed that Beatrice and Eugenie would not attend the royal family’s Easter reunion on April 5, in line with an agreement reached with their uncle.
