Princess Eugenie's Anti-Slavery Collective Speaks Out

0:00On April 2nd, Princess Ujini's anti-slavery collective just dropped its first social media post since January, spotlighting how counterfeit goods. Fuel force labor and exploitation. They share pics from a Sky News interview digging into that dark side of fake products. The charity shouted out its partners and posted behind the scenes shots from the chat, marking a big return to the spotlight after staying quiet for. Months. On the family front, King Charles reportedly invited Beatrice and Ujini to this year's Royal Ascot, flipping earlier reports that barred them over their parents' ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The sisters skipped the Royal Family's Easter service on April 5th, making other plans, but palace sources say they're welcome at future. Gatherings. They even joined Charles and Camilla for Christmas last year. Their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, set out Easter 2 with Andrew losing his title and home amid fresh Epstein email leaks though. Everyone denies any wrongdoing, and the princesses mentions and files mean nothing shady.

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