Princess Eugenie pays sweet tribute to husband Jack for birthday as she reveals adorable nickname
In a heart-warming post, Princess Eugenie took to Instagram to celebrate Jack Brooksbank's birthday, at the same time revealing her adorable nickname for her husband. Sharing a carousel of cherished moments, the Princess penned a heartfelt message: "Happy Happy Birthday my love. Always making joy wherever you are."
The series of pics included snapshots of the couple donned in elegant black-tie attire at a glamorous event, Jack enjoying playful moments with their son against the backdrop of a beach, and the duo sharing a picturesque moment against a stunning sunset. Eugenie's followers flooded the comments section with warm birthday wishes for Jack. One follower wrote, "Happy birthday Jack @princesseugenie. You two are one of the cutest couples. Hope you all have a wonderful day celebrating with your sweet family”.
Another well-wisher shared: "Enjoy your beautiful birthday Mr. Jack Brooksbank and Princess Eugenie! Here's to another trip around the sun. Best birthday wishes and many more blessings to come."
A third commenter joined in the chorus of birthday greetings, simply stating: "Happy birthday Jack, enjoy your special day". Together they have two sons, Ernest, who was born on 30 May 2023 and August, who they welcomed on 9 February 2021
The younger daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson is said to have been "snubbed" by King Charles when picking his Counsellors of State in an effort to avoid upsetting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. According to a royal historian King Charles decided to "snub" Eugenie when picking his Counsellors of State, reports the Express. Eugenie and her older sister Princess Beatrice are not working members of the Royal Family, although Beatrice is a Counsellor of State - a position Eugenie doesn't hold.
The role of Counsellors of State is to step into the shoes of the monarch when they are unwell or out of the country. Generally, they consist of the monarch's partner plus the next four royals in line to the throne who are over 21 years old.
So technically, the Counsellors should be Queen Camilla, Prince William, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice. Yet, given the decision by Harry and Andrew to step back from royal duties, the Counsellors of State Act 2022 advanced Princess Anne and Prince Edward to this position.
This happened even though Eugenie is further ahead in the line of succession than them. Marlene Koenig, a royal historian explained the situation to GB News. She said: "When Charles became King, he was no longer a Counsellor of State. So, according to the Regency Law, Princess Beatrice moved up to that spot.
"Technically Prince Harry should not be on it because he's not domiciled in the UK. But no, Charles does not want to upset the Sussexes. Prince Andrew, who is allegedly accused of things, hasn't been removed either."
