Sarah Ferguson has shown her support for Princess Eugenie and her grandchildren in a public move.
Eugenie shared a touching photograph with her youngest son, Ernest, to mark Easter Sunday.
The Princess of York, 35, posted the image showing mother and son looking out over a lake in the grounds of Royal Lodge, her parents' Windsor home.
The sweet snap captured the pair from behind as they gaze at the water, highlighting the special bond between the princess and her toddler.
Sarah Ferguson has shown her support for Princess Eugenie and her grandchildren in a public move
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The Duchess of York showed her support to her youngest daughter and her grandchildren by liking the post.
Ernest, who will turn two next month, appeared all grown up in his smart outfit as he enjoyed the spring day with his mother. The Instagram post was simply captioned "Happy Easter" with a hatching egg emoji.
In the charming photograph, Princess Eugenie was seen wearing a flowing yellow Diane von Furstenberg dress with puffed sleeves and a cinched waist.
The sunshine-coloured outfit perfectly complemented the Easter celebrations and spring season.
Ernest looked remarkably grown-up in his Sunday best, sporting a smart navy suit with matching trousers and a crisp white shirt.
The toddler appeared to be holding his mother's hand as they peered out onto the water together.
While Eugenie's husband, Jack Brooksbank, 38, and their eldest son, August, four, weren't pictured, one of them was likely behind the camera capturing the tender moment.
Sarah Ferguson also took to Instagram to share a fresh glimpse of the grounds at Royal Lodge through an Easter-themed post.
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The Duchess of York posted several outdoor photographs, including one of herself riding a bicycle with a front basket, displaying what appeared to be a joyful expression.
The collection of images showcased the property's natural beauty, featuring a woodland tunnel adorned with pink flowers and scattered petals.
Additional snapshots captured vibrant daffodils, both in clusters and close-up detail shots.
The post was accompanied by a message from the Duchess of York, which read: "Happy Easter to all! May your day be filled with love, laughter, and a little bit of chocolate."
