Princess Anne sends subtle nod to Princess Eugenie

Princess Anne extended her support to a cause which is deeply valued by her niece Princess Eugenie.

On Wednesday, the 74-year-old British Royal family member made a meaningful appearance at Princess Royal Spinal Injuries Centre in the South Yorkshire city to open Horatio's Garden Sheffield & East.

Having had corrective surgery for scoliosis, when she was only 12-years-old, Princess Eugenie has served as the charity’s royal patron since 2019.

Horatio's Garden is focused on helping people affected by spinal injuries by cultivating tranquil, healing gardens in NHS spinal injury centres.

Dressed in a graceful green dress, paired with a cream jacket, the Princess Royal, King Charles’ only sister, attended the opening, joined by actor George Robinson.

Known for his role in Sex Education, the 27-year-old British actor, proudly serves as an appeal ambassador for the project.

Back in 2015, when the actor was only 17-years-old, George had sustained a life altering spinal injury, during a rugby match, leading to him spending almost eight months recovering at the spinal injuries unit.

In May, the 35-year-old Princess paid a visit to Horatio's Garden South West at Salisbury Hospital, later sharing the "special" experience through a touching video.