Princess Eugenie shares an emotional video, while Prince Harry delights Britons

 

Princess Eugenie appeared in a new emotional video following his cousin Prince Harry's excited news about her return to the United Kingdom.

On June 11, The Salvation Army and the Princess of York shared an Instagram photo about her visit to a safe home created for modern slavery survivors.

Eugenie, who is also a co-founder of The Anti-Slavery Collective, expressed sympathy for programs that preserve innocent lives.

In a moving video message, she stated, "I think it is really important that people are aware that human trafficking and modern slavery exist today."

Sarah Ferguson's daughter explained that, "I wanted to make a difference and educate people about [modern slavery] that is happening and the Salvation Army was a huge part of my learning of this subject."

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Eugenie emphasized that the victims should be "looked after, helped, and supported." She also praised the Salvation Army staff for their dedication.

The Princess of York urged officials to collaborate with charity to assist, make a difference, and effect change.

During her visit, the Princess had a tour of the safe home, which included "the gym, multi-faith room, sensory space, and craft room."

"They then went on to do a lino printing session with other survivors of modern slavery who receive support at the safe house."

Princess Eugenie's poignant remark came as Prince Harry unveiled information of the Invictus Games Birmingham event, which will take place in July 2027.