The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson had been a vocal supporter of the organisation and often used her platform to highlight the issue of human trafficking. Her profile was recently removed from the charity’s website, which had previously praised her work alongside campaigners and global leaders in the fight against modern slavery.
In a statement shared with The Observer, the charity confirmed the change.
“After seven years, our patronage from HRH Princess Eugenie of York has come to an end,” the organisation said. “We thank the Princess very much for her support for Anti-Slavery International and hope she continues working toward ending slavery and securing freedom for everyone.”
Eugenie, 35, has not publicly commented on the decision.
Timing raises questions amid ongoing royal controversy
The development comes during a turbulent period for Eugenie’s father, Prince Andrew, who has faced renewed scrutiny over his past links to convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein.