In the meantime, scrutiny has additionally prolonged to Eugenie’s personal charity work.
Earlier this month, Individuals reported that the U.Ok. Charity Fee is reviewing considerations concerning the Anti-Slavery Collective — a nonprofit Eugenie co-founded with Julia de Boinville in 2017.
The group focuses on combating trendy slavery and sexual exploitation, however has reportedly confronted questions relating to spending and monetary disclosures.
In April 2025, the Anti-Slavery Collective reported revenue of about $116,000, together with greater than $60,000 in donations, in response to figures cited by The Observer and the Every day Mail.
The group’s complete spending reached roughly $378,000, with nearly all of the funds reportedly going towards employees salaries.
A spokesperson for the U.Ok.’s Charity Fee informed the Every day Mail, “We’re assessing considerations raised within the media about charitable spending at The Anti-Slavery Collective to find out what position there may be, if any, for the Fee.”