Princess Eugenie posts sweet Father’s Day tribute to her husband as ‘the best there is’ but fails to mention dad Andrew
PRINCESS Eugenie has posted a sweet Father’s Day tribute to her husband – but fails to mention former Prince Andrew.
In an Instagram post, the royal has celebrated hubby Jack Brooksbank, but leaves out any mention of her disgraced dad.
Eugenie, 36, shared two adorable pictures of Jack – the father of their two sons – in order to celebrate him this Father’s Day.
One shows Jack, 40, holding hands with their sons, August, five, and Ernest, three, as the family appears to be taking a stroll next to a park.
Another captures Jack entertaining one of his sons during a wedding ceremony.
Jack is sat in the pews of a church playing with the boy who is surrounded by football-themed stickers and a colouring book.
Eugenie shared the sweet snaps along with a heartfelt message.
She said: “Happy Father’s Day to the best there is.. chief child entertainer for besties wedding too.
“The boys couldn’t ask for a better Dada.”
But the princess makes no mention of her own father, Andrew, who was stripped of his titles last year.
The royal has publicly appeared unfazed since Andrew was hauled from his temporary home and quizzed by cops on his birthday.
Cops descended on Andrew’s new home on the Sandringham estate at 8am on February 18, announced themselves to staff and told him he was being arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Jack and Eugenie married in 2018 after the pair met eight years earlier while on a skiing trip in Switzerland.
Meghan Markle also celebrated the father of her children with a post on Instagram earlier today.
The picture shows Archie, wearing an England top, giving Prince Harry a big hug along with Lilibet.
The Duchess wrote: “They’re so lucky to have you. We all are. Happy Father’s Day to our one and only.”
It comes as the Sussexes are due to return to the UK for a visit next month – where they are expected to reunite with King Charles.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex brief return comes six years after their Megxit departure to the US.
Following Harry’s security fears, it is understood they may even stay in Buckingham Palace — with an insider pointing out it is the “safest building in Britain”.
