Princess Eugenie takes the family to Winter Wonderland – where they enjoy pizza, hot dogs and all the fun of the fair

Princess Eugenie put her parents’ latest woes behind her as she invited her sons to spend a family day out in Winter Wonderland.

The youngest daughter of the former Duke and Duchess of York was all smiles as she celebrated August 4 and 2-year-old Ernest at the annual outdoor funfair in London’s Hyde Park on Friday.

The 35-year-old royal looked casual in a light brown belted coat paired with a gray top and baggy jeans.

She also wore stylish sunglasses and a black leather crossbody bag with a gold-toned buckle from luxury brand Mark Cross to keep the winter glare at bay.

Princess Beatrice’s sister was in a cheerful mood as she enjoyed a giant red and pink lollipop while holding her youngest son’s hand.

The artistic director of Hauser & Wirth gallery was later seen on the carousel with the children she shares with husband Jack Brooksbank, 38.

During their outing, the family not only enjoyed pizza and hot dogs, but also rode bumper cars, and the royal was seen throwing her arms in the air in joy.

While her father’s world continued to collapse around her, Eugenie seemed far removed from the troubles around her.

Princess Beatrice’s sister was in a cheerful mood as she enjoyed a giant red and pink lollipop while holding her youngest son’s hand

The 35-year-old royal rocked a casual look in a light brown belted jacket paired with a gray top and baggy jeans, paired with a black leather crossbody bag from luxury brand Mark Cross.

Disgraced royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of all his royal titles last month over his links to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Princess Eugenie, 12th in line to the throne, and her sister Beatrice, ninth in line to the throne, will retain their titles despite Andrew’s fall from grace.

Amid the row, King Charles was said to be very keen to ‘protect’ his 37-year-old nieces Eugenie and Beatrice, who remain as Her Majesty as Queen Elizabeth’s grandchildren.

“He wouldn’t want to sign anything that would affect them,” a source told the Daily Mail at the time.

His father’s latest humiliation comes after the line of succession on the Royal Family’s website was finally updated this week to reflect the removal of Andrew’s titles.

Buckingham Palace announced on October 17 that Andrew would cease using his remaining titles and honors and would no longer be known as the Duke of York.

Three days later Andrew’s title was deleted from his profile page on the royal website to reflect the loss of that dukedom due to the Epstein sex scandal.

On 30 October it was revealed that Andrew would lose his title of prince, but this was formally acted upon by the King, who also abolished the HRH style on 7 November.

The artistic director at the Hauser & Wirth gallery was later seen on the carousel

Eugenie appeared far removed from scandal-stricken parents’ pain

The royal’s trip comes just weeks after her father was stripped of all royal titles over his links to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

The princess looked relaxed as she enjoyed a fun-filled day with her sons

Eugenie and her husband are said to be preparing a ‘grand suite’ for her mother Fergie at their oceanfront villa in Portugal. Image: Royals buy drinks at Winter Wonderland

However, until recently Andrew was listed eighth on the website’s succession page as ‘Duke of York’, behind Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet of Sussex.

Now that his public life has been effectively ended, the website has finally been updated and the probate entry appears as ‘Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’.

His profile page was removed at the beginning of November and there was a message on royal.uk/the-duke-of-york that read: ‘The requested page could not be found.’

A series of allegations against Eugenie’s parents and their relationship with Epstein also led to Andrew and Sarah being kicked out of the Royal Lodge.

Earlier this month it was claimed that her mother Sarah was preparing to flee England and swap Windsor for her daughter’s £3.6 million mansion in the ‘Hamptons of Europe’ on Portugal’s Atlantic coast.

Eugenie and her husband are said to have prepared a ‘grand suite’ at their oceanfront villa for the 66-year-old man, who was kicked out of the Royal Lodge, to settle in.

The former Duchess of York has been living with her ex-husband Andrew since 2008, despite the couple divorcing in 1996.

But unlike Andrew, who will be moving to a property on the private Sandringham estate in Norfolk, it is understood Fergie will now be going it alone and making her own living arrangements.

Jack and Eugenie’s luxurious mansion at the exclusive CostaTerra resort is also already beloved by celebrities, including Hollywood royalty.

“There’s talk here that Fergie is coming in January,” said a wealthy neighbor of Eugenie and Jack.