Princess Eugenie’s husband Jack Brooksbank leaves high-end London restaurant with fashion designer pal in early hours

• Jack Brooksbank, 37, left The Chiltern Firehouse with Marc Jacques Burton 
• Read more: Behind the scenes of Princess Eugenie’s big night!

Princess Eugenie’s husband Jack Brooksbank appeared in high spirits as he left an exclusive London restaurant with friends in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Jack, 37, who has been married to Eugenie since 2018, was spotted leaving The Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone with fashion designer Marc Jacques Burton today.

It seemed a boys’ night out was on the cards, as Eugenie was nowhere to be seen.

Father-of-two Jack was the very picture of smart casual, in a pair of dark jeans, a black T-shirt and a smart, navy jacket thrown over the top. 

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Marc Jacques was less subtle in his styling. 

Princess Eugenie ‘s husband Jack Brooksbank appeared in high spirits as he left an exclusive London restaurant with friends in the early hours of Saturday morning

The fashion connoisseur wore a long, animal print coat and statement textured trousers, completed with a baby pink baseball cap.

Marc Jacques owns luxury British streetwear label MJB, launched in May 2015.  

Jack’s solo outing comes after Princess Eugenie shared a series of touching photographs taken behind the scenes of her charity’s first gala, held at the Battersea Arts Centre in November.

For the occasion, Eugenie, 33, was joined by her mother, Sarah Ferguson, sister, Princess Beatrice, and husband, Jack – as well as wider family and friends, including Zara Tindall, Ed Sheeran and Natalie Pinkham.

In a 10-slide post on Instagram, the mother-of-two showed her appreciation for those who attended The Anti-Slavery Collective’s glamorous event designed to raise awareness of human trafficking.

Eugenie, who stunned in a black satin dress by Peter Pilotto, radiated joy while posing alongside her mother, Sarah, sister, Beatrice, and husband, Jack, who donned a smart tuxedo for the evening.

A further snap shows Zara Tindall and TV presenter Natalie Pinkham beaming during the dinner party – perhaps when Ed Sheeran and James Blunt took to the stage.

Meanwhile, in a photo posted on the Princess’ stories, she is sharing a warm embrace with friend and co-founder of The Anti-Slavery Collective, Jules, accompanied by the caption ‘Be a force for freedom with your bestie too!’.

Jack, 37, who has been married to Eugenie since 2018, was spotted leaving The Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone with fashion designer Marc Jacques Burton today

The fashion connoisseur wore a long, animal print coat and statement textured trousers, completed with a baby pink baseball cap

Marc Jacques Burton owns luxury British streetwear label MJB, launched in May 2015

The inaugural gala was held at the Battersea Arts Centre, under a vaulted ceiling lit by neon purple lights and huge chandeliers.

The Princess offered a glimpse of the finer details too: a bright pink tablescape, featuring flowers, candles and plates, adorned with the word ‘happiness’.

There were also decadent chocolates and cakes on display, provided by charity partners Caritas and Tony’s Chocolonely.

Eugenie wrote: ‘Last week @the_anti_slavery_collective – a charity I co-founded with my friend Jules, brought together a group to raise awareness and funds in the fight against human trafficking.

Eugenie’s husband, Jack Brooksbank, donned a smart tuxedo to an event at Battersea Arts Centre in November

In a photo posted on the Princess Eugenie’s stories, she is sharing a warm embrace with friend and co-founder of The Anti-Slavery Collective, Jules

Eugenie, who stunned in a black satin dress by Peter Pilotto, radiated joy while posing alongside her mother, sister and friend, Jules

‘What an honour to have @teddysphotos lending his spectacular voice to our cause.

‘Force for Freedom was designed to bring people together on a mission to eradicate modern slavery.

‘Unfortunately, there are an estimated 50m people across the globe under some form of modern slavery and we are trying to raise awareness of not just this issue but how people can play their part in helping.

‘We are honoured to have worked with some of our grassroots partners such as Bhakita house, The Salvation Army, Tony’s Chocolonley and survivors of modern slavery to weave the message through the event and shine a much needed light on what’s going on in the world.

‘Thank you to all those who came, supported and helped us put it on.’

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