Princess Eugenie reveals life in the public eye left her with 'issues around food' due to scrutiny over her appearance

Princess Eugenie has revealed having 'a mates of issues astir food' owed to scrutiny complete her appearance.

The King's niece besides discussed having meal pinch nan precocious Queen Elizabeth II and her activity astir modern slavery connected an section of nan Table Manners podcast, owed to beryllium released today.

Hosted by vocalist Jessie Ware and her mother Lennie, nan play podcast describes itself arsenic being 'about food, family, and nan beautiful creation of having a chat'.

Asked whether she was fed up pinch group being captious astir what she wore aliases if she looked tired, Eugenie said: 'I deliberation that decidedly has caused a mates of issues astir food, you know, for me, successful position of my narration pinch that, aliases my narration pinch having to look a definite measurement because it's ever like, 'That was not a bully outfit', aliases 'She looked unspeakable there'.

'I conjecture everybody has that if you're successful nan nationalist eye. I conjecture wrong our family, it happens astatine that cleanable property wherever you're, you know, 13 years aged and you've sewage that dorky vessel haircut and you're a spot chubby and you know, each nan boys are bullying you and each that benignant of stuff.'

Eugenie, nan girl of nan Duke of York and Sarah Duchess of York, now lives successful Portugal pinch her hubby Jack Brooksbank and their 2 sons, August, 2, and Ernest, who was calved successful May.

She continued: 'This is why Portugal is nan dream because I tin spell to nan supermarket successful my workout cogwheel and my hairsbreadth piled connected my caput and not mind. Not care. No 1 cares.'

Among nan different topics nan princess discussed connected nan podcast was nan etiquette expected erstwhile eating pinch her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Eugenie said nan family utilized 'table manners A' erstwhile together, including having nary knees astatine nan array and children eating spaghetti bolognese.

Elaborating further, she said: 'I conjecture it's conscionable you're not getting down from nan array until you tin get down from nan table.

'Like, beverage was astatine five. And it was only ever, like, 45 minutes truthful you tin ne'er get stir-crazy.

'And past we'd spell moving everyplace afterwards astir nan location for illustration crazy people.'

The princess past answered questions astir her Floodlight podcast, which highlights issues of modern slavery and is connected its 2nd season, which she started alongside Julia de Boinville, co-founder of nan Anti-Slavery Collective.

Asked astir her determination to prosecute nan venture, Eugenie said she first learned astir nan broader scope of slavery connected a sojourn to India aged 21.

She said: 'It's elemental things for illustration you know, being alert that personification could beryllium enslaved astatine your section nail barroom aliases successful a carwash, aliases successful building and things for illustration that.

'It's not thing successful far-flung places that you mightiness not spell to. It tin hap wrong a mile of wherever you unrecorded successful nan UK and astir you.

'So it's conscionable about, wherever are your apparel from? Have you asked personification if they're okay? If they don't look happy? Or that benignant of thing. And it's astir empathy and kindness arsenic well.'

Eugenie besides opened up astir her experiences astatine boarding schoolhouse and astatine assemblage successful Newcastle.

She explained really she lived successful halls earlier moving into a location pinch friends and having location parties, adding: 'I past did each nan normal things. Yeah, I loved it. It was a really typical time.'