Princess Eugenie has given the public a rare look into her life at Frogmore Cottage, where she resides with her husband, Jack Brooksbank, and their one-year-old son, August.
The 32-year-old princess shared some heartwarming snapshots to celebrate Father’s Day, showcasing the special bond between father and son.
Moving into the property in 2020, Eugenie and Brooksbank have enjoyed a relatively private life since their marriage in 2018.
However, the recent photos released by Princess Eugenie have allowed fans a sneak peek into their lives at Frogmore Cottage.
One particular snapshot captured Brooksbank engaged in some quality father and son time, as he sat on the floor playing with young August.
The casual photo revealed Brooksbank sporting a green hoodie while surrounded by their son’s toys.
The image also provided a glimpse of the interior of Frogmore Cottage.
In the background, a part of a bookcase, a modern-looking fireplace, and a white sofa could be seen.
Additionally, a quirky patterned rug and a red lamp added a touch of character to the living space.
Frogmore Cottage holds significance as it was previously occupied by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle before they relocated in 2020.
The Sussexes had renovated the property, giving it a modern touch.
This made it an ideal home for Eugenie, Brooksbank, and their young son, August.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that Frogmore Cottage is in the process of being closed down.
This has fueled speculation that Harry and Meghan do not plan to spend much time in the UK in the near future.
Key live-in staff, including a house manager and a cleaner, are being reassigned within the Queen’s household.
Other ad hoc staff members, such as chefs, maids, and footmen, have been informed that their services are no longer required at the Windsor residence.
Harry and Meghan are currently transitioning between the UK and Canada, with the Queen’s reluctant approval.
Meghan has already returned to Canada with their son, Archie, and their two dogs, while Harry is expected to join them after fulfilling his private engagements in the UK.
Senior royal officials are still working out the details of a plan to accommodate the couple’s desire for new roles, financial independence, and the ability to earn income.
Contrary to rumors, a source clarified that no staff members have been let go.
During quieter periods, staff are often redeployed elsewhere on the estate.
The Sussexes had previously stated on their website that Frogmore Cottage would serve as their official residence in the UK, ensuring their family always has a place to call home in the country.
Originally converted from five quarters into a single residence at a cost of £2.4 million to the public purse, Frogmore Cottage holds special significance for Eugenie, Brooksbank, and their baby son.
The Grade II listed building provides a charming backdrop for their family life, offering a sense of comfort and privacy within its walls.
