York sisters praised for message of solidarity as Duchess of York quietly supports their latest outing
Sarah Ferguson has shown her quiet approval after Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie made a heartwarming joint appearance at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, sending a clear message of unity amid lingering controversies involving their father, Prince Andrew.
Eugenie took to Instagram on May 20 to share a series of cheerful snapshots from their day out, writing:
“Such a lovely afternoon visiting the @the_rhs Chelsea Flower Show, especially when I get to do it with my sis!”
The sisters explored a range of stunning displays, including the Cha No Niwa Japanese Tea Garden, which won Garden of the Year, and visited Horatio’s Garden, a cause close to Eugenie’s heart as a patron supporting spinal injury recovery through nature.
Ferguson, affectionately known as Fergie, responded by liking the post — a subtle but meaningful gesture that reflected her pride in her daughters' enduring bond and public poise.
Their outing came just as Beatrice skipped a Buckingham Palace Garden Party hosted by Prince William and Princess Catherine, sparking speculation. Yet, their united appearance at the flower show, which was also attended by King Charles and Queen Camilla, quickly shifted attention to the sisters’ warmth and mutual support.
Royal fans filled the comments with praise:
“The most down to earth princesses,” wrote one.
“The York sisters! My favourite royals,” added another.
Amid the backdrop of ongoing royal scrutiny, Beatrice and Eugenie’s joyful outing — and their mother’s quiet endorsement — served as a gentle yet powerful reminder of unity within the York family.
