As the Princess of York marks her 34th birthday today, reports suggest she is avoiding celebrations in the UK.
15:08, Sat, Mar 23, 2024 | UPDATED: 15:09, Sat, Mar 23, 2024
Princess Eugenie opted to spend her birthday in Portugal (Image: Getty)
Prince Andrew's youngest daughter "maybe feels she wants to get away from the scandal" involving her father for her birthday, according to a royal expert.
The Duke, 64, has faced accusations of impropriety, including allegations of sexual relations with underage girls and association with Epstein's illicit activities. He has consistently and vehemently denied all accusations.
In an interview with The Sun, Levin said: “I don’t know if Eugenie would have sat down with her father and had a chat to maintain a relationship after the scandal.
“She’s moved to Portugal. I know she wanted to get away from London and maybe she feels she wants to get away from the scandal.
“The move could have been to get away from the problems with her dad, but her husband has a very well-paid job out there and she’s extremely happy."
Eugenie and Jack, who tied the knot in 2018, have settled in Portugal, where Jack reportedly holds a lucrative position.
The couple resides in a lavish £3.6 million property within a prestigious golf club, displaying no intentions of returning to the UK anytime soon.
This choice of locale for birthday festivities comes amidst ongoing health battles for Eugenie's mother, Sarah Ferguson, who was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer and recently faced the alarming diagnosis of malignant melanoma.
Despite concerns over her mother's well-being, Princess Eugenie seems resolute in her decision to remain abroad.
While acknowledging Eugenie's familial ties to London, Angela Levin emphasized the princess's contentment with her current lifestyle in Portugal, suggesting that she may opt for a sun-soaked celebration with her immediate family rather than returning to the UK for festivities.
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