Princess Eugenie was pictured smiling as she left a restaurant in central London today.
The 33-year-old royal appeared to be alone in the photo taken outside a Mayfair eatery.
This came after her mother, Sarah Ferguson, received good news that her skin cancer had not spread.
Eugenie, a mother of two, looked casual yet stylish in an ensemble put together to combat the late winter winds.
She wore a navy blue knee-length dress with an abstract big cat print, high neck, and bottom tier.
She wore seasonally appropriate black tights paired with the frock, black flat ankle boots and a cream and tan handbag.
To top her outfit, Eugenie chose a long blazer made of black bouclé-style fabric with golden buttons.
Her hair appeared to have a slightly coppery tinge compared to her standard dark brown hair.
She wore it loosely off her shoulders and kept it away from her face with sunglasses and natural makeup.
The outing follows the royal’s return from Bahrain to watch the Grand Prix with her husband jack brooksbank and mike Zara Tindall.
The royal couple appeared to be in good spirits as they were pictured exiting a private jet in Oxford earlier this week, which also carried Jeremy Clarkson and Madonna’s son Rocco Ritchie.
And before that, she recently made a public appearance with the rest of her family for the commemoration of Greece’s late King Constantine at Windsor Castle.
The Duke and Duchess of York were at the center of the memorial service.
In an unusual turnaround after being kicked out of royal duties and stripped of his Royal Majesty and military titles by his mother, the late Queen, just two years ago, Mr Andrew, 64, has led the firm to the post of St George’s. I entered the chapel. And his ex-wife was right there, too. his side.
“Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York are firmly back in the fold,” one royal watcher told MailOnline after the duke and duchess’ display of unity at the service.
A source told the Mail on Sunday earlier this month: “Whatever Sarah’s personal shortcomings, she may be like Marmite in that respect, she is a good mother to the girls and Andrew I feel that I have been faithful to that.”
A friend of Charles echoed this sentiment, telling the Daily Mail’s Richard Kay in December:[The King] He has always valued loyalty and is grateful for 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. Imagine what Andrew would have become without Sarah? I’m one of life’s optimists.”