Princess Eugenie has stepped down from the patronage of the NGO Anti-Slavery International following her involvement in the Epstein scandal.

Princess Eugenie of York, the daughter of Andrew, was involved in the Epstein scandal, which led to her stepping down from her patronage of the NGO Anti-Slavery International, which she had supported for seven years.

The NGO announced that their association is coming to an end and has removed all references to Eugenie from its website. This decision was influenced by the release of new documents by the U.S. Department of Justice, which highlighted the connections between Andrew, Epstein, and his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, as well as their daughters.

Andrew Lownie, the author of a book about Andrew, emphasized that Eugenie is not an innocent victim, but is deeply involved in the scandal.

Additionally, the charity organization founded by Eugenie is under scrutiny due to high salary expenses compared to charitable programs.

Since Andrew's arrest, Eugenie and her sister Beatrice have not made public statements, and the royal family is distancing itself from them, as they were not invited to recent royal events. However, there is no discussion about withdrawing their princess titles.