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Prince Harry dealt fresh blow as 'closest cousin' supports William at garden party

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Prince Harry has been dealt his latest blow as Princess Eugenie, often dubbed his "closest cousin", was seen backing Prince William during a Buckingham Palace garden party on Tuesday.

The event was also attended by the royal's elder sister, Princess Beatrice, as well as their other cousins Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, who stood by the side of the Prince of Wales as he held down the fort without the King or Kate Middleton in attendance.The York sisters, who are the daughters of Prince Andrew, have so far maintained a reasonably neutral stance in the ongoing feud between the Sussexes and the Firm with Eugenie still keeping in close contact with Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.Eugenie even popped in for a visit at their Montecito residential when she was in California, and had a conversational sit-down with the Duke of Sussex when he made a solo appearance for the King's Coronation last May.

However, neither she nor Beatrice attended the duke's Invictus Games 10th anniversary service earlier this month, which Harry specifically returned to the UK for, the Express reports.The royals found shelter under umbrellas from the rain at the garden party yet still managed to dazzle with their fashion choices in the wet weather.Eugenie opted for a white maxi dress complimented with a pink headpiece and a large bow accented with floral detail.

She pulled her hair back from her face and completed her look with hoop earrings.In contrast, her sister Beatrice stepped out in a crimson maxi dress adorned with pearl details by Beulah London, partnered with nude heels and a cream headband.Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today.You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the

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