Princess Eugenie leaves for US after stepping up for King Charles

Princess Eugenie took a trip to the Big Apple, just one week after taking on new Royal duties in support of her uncle King Charles.

Taking to Instagram, on Tuesday, May 28, the 35-year-old Royal shared a carousel post of her visit to a museum in New York.

She posted images of the artwork and glimpses of New York's art galleries.

"Rashid Johnson, Jack Whitten, Amy Sherald, Mary Heilmann" she penned in the caption of the post, crediting the artists.

The royal fans also took to the comment section appreciating the artwork.

One wrote, "That first Rashid Johnson painting is absolutely captivating."

"They are stunning. The first one. Wow," another said.

"Amazing exhibit! Loved this!" a third stated.

Her visit to the States comes shortly after she garnered a new role as the King's Foundation came forward naming Princess Eugenie as a mentor for the foundation's new "35 under 35" network on May 22.

Introduced during the 35th anniversary of the King’s Foundation, the initiative connects "exceptional young people" working to advance the 76-year-old monarch’s vision for a sustainable creative world.

Prince Andrew’s younger daughter is passionate about the mission, just like her uncle, and has enthusiastically expressed her desire for joining the foundation's new mentorship network.