Princess Eugenie May Have A New Official Name After Marrying Jack Brooksbank

Princess Eugenie has undergone a name change. While she hasn’t been given a new title, her name is being styled differently now that she is a married woman.

The Court Circular, which is the official record of royal engagements, did not list her as Princess Eugenie of York at a recent public engagement. She was present at Queen Elizabeth II’s May 29 garden party for several notable citizens. While Beatrice is listed as Princess Beatrice of York, Eugenie is listed as Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank. Hello! first noticed the change.

The couple married on Oct. 12 in St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle, but it seems like the style change was recent. The Court Circular was referring to the 29-year-old as Princess Eugenie of York as late as March.

Though they style their names differently now, Beatrice and Eugenie are still super close. People reports that they were spotted out on a double date on Friday night. Beatrice was accompanied by boyfriend Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. They seemed like a tightknit group. When Jack walked ahead of the trio, Edoardo held hands with both sisters.

The quartet then attended the Colonel’s Review, where their father, Prince Andrew, reviewed the parade and took the salute. Eugenie wrote a proud message for her dad on Instagram.

“Today, the Yorks were really proud of Papa @hrhthedukeofyork as Colonel of the @grenadier.guards,” she wrote. “He reviewed the parade and took the salute at the Colonel’s Review. The Grenadier Guards will troop their colour next week in front of their colonel-in-chief, Her Majesty The Queen.”