Princess Eugenie surprised many by attending a high-profile art auction in Seoul, South Korea, where she was joined by K-pop star G-Dragon.
Princess Eugenie made an unexpected appearance at a glamorous art auction in South Korea, joining an elite guest list that included K-pop sensation G-Dragon.The event, held in Seoul on Monday, celebrated “Nothing but a ‘G’ Thang: The Art and Archive of G-Dragon.”The 34-year-old royal, who is the niece of King Charles III, attended in her professional capacity as an Associate Director for the renowned gallery Hauser & Wirth.
The ceremony took place at Buckingham Palace and included the President and First Lady of South Korea.As for Eugenie’s South Korean adventure, it’s unclear whether she was joined by her husband, Jack Brooksbank, or their two young children, August and Ernest. The art auction in Seoul was not just a showcase of G-Dragon’s work but also a testament to the global nature of contemporary cultural events.In a statement about the event, Eugenie shared her enthusiasm: “It was a pleasure to attend such a vibrant and innovative event.
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