Princess Eugenie beams as she steps out of a central London restaurant – after her mother Sarah Ferguson received the good news her skin cancer has not spread

Princess Eugenie was photographed smiling as she left a restaurant in central London today.

The 33-year-old royal appeared to be alone in the photographs, which were taken outside a Mayfair restaurant.

It comes after her mother, Sarah Ferguson, received the good news that her skin cancer has not spread.

Mother-of-two Eugenie wore a casual yet stylish ensemble that was created to combat the end of the winter breeze.

She wore a knee-length navy blue dress with an abstract print of a big cat, a high collar, and a lower skirt.

Along with her dress, she wore season-appropriate black tights, which she paired with flat black ankle boots and a cream and tan bag.

Regarding her outfit, Eugenie opted for a long jacket, made of a black boucle-style fabric, with gold buttons.

His locks, which seemed to have a slightly coppery tone compared to his standard dark brown hair.

She wore it loose over her shoulders and kept it away from her face with a pair of sunglasses and a natural makeup look.

The outing follows the royal returning from Bahrain to watch the Grand Prix with her husband. Jack Brooksbank and Mike and Zara Tindall.

The two royal couples appeared in high spirits as they were photographed disembarking from a private jet, which also carried Jeremy Clarkson and Madonna’s son Rocco Ritchie, in Oxford earlier this week.

And before that, she was recently seen in public with the rest of her family for the funeral of the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle.

The Duke and Duchess of York were front and center at the memorial service.

In an extraordinary turnaround after his mother, the late Queen, banned him from royal duties and stripped him of his military and HRH titles just two years ago, Andrew, 64, led the Signature to St George’s Chapel, and his ex-wife was right next door. the side of him.

“Prince Andrew and the Yorks are firmly back in the fold,” one royal watcher told MailOnline after the Duke and Duchess’ united display at the service.

A source told The Mail On Sunday earlier this month: “There is a feeling that, whatever Sarah’s personal flaws (and she may be like Marmite in that sense), she has been a good mother to the girls and loyal to Andrew”.

A friend of Charles echoed this sentiment, telling the Daily Mail’s Richard Kay in December: “(The King) has always appreciated loyalty and appreciates everything Fergie has done for his brother.”

It may be an exaggeration to say that she has kept him alive, but she has certainly kept him sane. Can you imagine what Andrew would be like without Sarah who, despite everything, is one of life’s optimists?’