Princess Eugenie has been pictured alongside Prince Albert just days after Prince William’s trip to Monaco.
The Princess of York shared photographs of her at UN Ocean Conference in a new Instagram post.
Included in the photos was one of Eugenie alongside Prince Albert of Monaco.
She captioned the post: “Delighted to have been at the UN Ocean Conference.
Princess Eugenie has been pictured alongside Prince Albert just days after Prince William’s trip to Monaco.
“An honour to attend the Global Fund for Coral Reefs event and stand alongside those working tirelessly to protect our oceans and restore vital marine ecosystems.”
It comes just days after the Prince of Wales shared pictures and videos from his time in Monaco on Sunday to mark World Oceans Day at the Blue Economy and Finance Forum.
In one post, Prince William is seen alongside Prince Albert in video footage from the event.
The Prince of Wales captioned the post: “In Monaco to mark World Oceans Day at the Blue Economy and Finance Forum yesterday.
The Princess of York shared photographs of her at UN Ocean Conference in a new Instagram post.
“The Forum, organised by the Prince Albert II of Monaco, served as a powerful reminder that the ocean holds the key to a healthier planet
“It brings together business leaders, government representatives, multilateral institutions and stakeholders all committed to restoring the health of the oceans.”
Prince William shared another set of pictures from the event, where he gave a landmark speech.
The captioned of the post said: “Honoured to attend the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in Monaco. A vital moment to accelerate the transition to a sustainable and regenerative marine economy.
The Princess of York’s trip to Monaco comes just days after her cousin, the Prince of Wales, made the same journey
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“Inspiring to catch up with Earthshot Finalists working to ‘Revive our Oceans’.
“From restoring coral reefs to transforming seaweed farming and plastic pollution prevention.
“The ocean sustains life, regulates our climate, and feeds billions, but it’s under threat. Solutions exist, and action is urgent.
“Grateful to stand alongside world leaders and changemakers, united in commitment to protect 30% of our ocean by 2030 and drive progress ahead of the UN Ocean Conference.”