Princess Eugenie has leant her support to a cause supported by King Charles and Prince William.
The 35-year-old royal took to social media to share her backing of to the new film Ocean with David Attenborough, which the King and Prince of Wales watched separately at different screenings.
Last night, the King attended the world premiere of the feature-length documentary at the Royal Festival Hall in London.
The film, which is set to debut in cinemas before streaming on Disney+, focuses on sharing “the story of how we can, and must, restore the glory of Earth’s vast, interconnected waters,” according to a press release.
Princess Eugenie, has backed a cause supported by King Charles and Prince William.
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The King was pictured alongside Attenborough, both resplendent in black bow ties, as they strode the blue carpet – which was fittingly used instead of the traditional red carpet.
Earlier that day, Prince William attended a “private screening” of the film.
Joining her fellow royals, Eugenie took to her Instagram account to promote the Attenborough movie with multiple posts to her story.
She posted a clip of the soon to be 99-year-old conservationist issuing a call to action over protecting the world’s oceans, declaring “what happens next is up to us”.
Eugenie shared her support on her Instagram account.
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The Princess also shared clip directly from the upcoming film, featuring stunning footage of boxer crabs and peacock mantis shrimp.
Earlier, Eugenie also shared a promotion for “#ArtForYourOceans” in pertnership with the World Wildlife Fund which aims to protect the oceans of the world.
Other famous attendees at Tuesday’s premiere included Felicity Jones, Geri Halliwell-Horner, and Cara Delevingne.
Making public commitments to environmental causes is nothing new for the Royal Family, especially King Charles who has long spoken up about green issues.
The King met David Attenborough at the premiere
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In 1970, Charles marked the "growing menace" of oil and plastic pollution in the sea during a speech at the "Countryside In 1970" conference.
Earlier in the day, King Charles held private audiences at Buckingham Palace with several dignitaries.
These included the Governor-General of Canada, Mary Simon, as well as Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa and First Lady Angela Lavinia Valbonesi Acosta.
Queen Camilla did not join her husband for the film premiere, but she was busy with royal duties of her own.
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William did not accompany his father at the official premier but attended an earlier 'private screening.'
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The Queen joined five-year-old Harrison Machin at the Tower of London for a VE Day event.
The royal couple were together earlier in the day, as they celebrated the second anniversary of their coronation.
Charles and Camilla unveiled new royal portraits at the Central Hall of the National Gallery in London.
Each portrait featured significant details about their ascension to the throne.
