Princess Eugenie lifts lid on her 'most rebellious moment' in new podcast
Princess Eugenie has appeared as the latest guest on Jessie and Lennie Ware's Table Manners podcast.
Princess Eugenie has lifted the lid on her "most rebellious moment" whilst appearing as the latest guest on the Table Manners podcast.
Released on November 22, Eugenie appeared on the podcast to discuss everything from her royal childhood to her own major venture as a podcaster in her own right.
Whilst discussing her life, the 33-year-old shared details of her "most rebellious moment".
Asked if she was a rebel, or ever wanted to rebel, Eugenie surprised listeners with a revelation.
Speaking to host Jessie, she said: "I think my rebellious moment was going to New York, but not because I was rebelling.
"I wanted to see what life was like and how I had to do things."
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson's youngest daughter previously spent two years in New York after she was offered a job working with the auction house Paddle8.
While in the Big Apple, Eugenie stayed at a stunning apartment which came with a very hefty price tag.
At the time, a news outlet claimed that Eugenie’s lavish pad cost approximately £6,000 per month.
Eugenie returned to the UK in 2015 but has been known to have returned to New York City on many occasions.
In 2018, she married now-husband Jack Brooksbank and the pair have since welcomed two sons - August, two, and five-month-old Ernest.
Another topic that Eugenie spoke about was all about her own podcast 'Floodlights'.
The royal's podcast, which she co-hosts with Julia de Boinville, returned for its second season earlier this year.
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Last year, Eugenie and Jack promised to split their time between the UK and Portugal, all due to Jack's work managing a development for property tycoon Mike Meldman.
While in the UK, the family reside at Ivy Cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace.
They did, however, have a brief spell at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, coincidentally Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK home when they were working royals.
