Recently, Princess Eugenie's charity, the Anti-Slavery Collective, which she co-founded in 2017 to combat modern slavery, has been noticeably silent. This lack of communication comes during a turbulent period involving the public attention surrounding Prince Andrew's arrest and new revelations from the Epstein files. Eugenie, traditionally active in promoting her charity via social media and events, has not made recent public statements regarding the charity’s initiatives or developments.

In the past, the Anti-Slavery Collective has been involved in raising awareness and funds through glamorous events, such as one attended by Eugenie's family and notable public figures. However, the current scandal surrounding Prince Andrew's legal troubles and connections to Jeffrey Epstein may have influenced the charity's recent low profile. Critics and observers are paying attention to the potential impact of these controversies on the charity's mission and public perception.

The implications of this silence may not only affect the charity’s outreach and fundraising efforts but also contribute to the broader discourse on how familial associations with scandal can impact charitable organizations. As awareness of modern slavery and human trafficking continues to be a pressing social issue, the future activities and visibility of Eugenie's organization will be critical to watch, particularly in light of the ongoing controversies involving her family.