Princess Eugenie's Big Day Approaching Without a Prenup

Hey there, royal watchers! With less than two months to go, Princess Eugenie is set to walk down the aisle and marry her beloved, Jack Brooksbank, on October 12, 2018. But here's the question buzzing around the palace: will the young royal sign a prenuptial agreement before her big day? According to Cosmopolitan, it seems Eugenie is following in the footsteps of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who didn’t bother with any premarital paperwork. Why? Well, let's dive into that.

Historically, members of the royal family have steered clear of prenups. Royal author Ingrid Seward shared her insight with People, saying, "It's just not a British thing." While prenups are quite popular in the U.S., they haven't caught on in the same way across the pond. The British monarchy prefers to keep things traditional and focused on the union rather than the financial implications of a potential split.

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Why a Prenup Isn't Necessary for Eugenie

Here's the deal: Eugenie, who is 28, reportedly won't sign any prenuptial agreements because the royal family’s assets belong to Queen Elizabeth. When the monarch eventually passes, the wealth will be handed down to the next in line, her uncle, Prince Charles. So, in essence, Eugenie doesn't have personal assets to protect in the traditional sense.

But let's not forget the wedding of Meghan and Harry earlier this year. Royal biographer Duncan Larcombe made an interesting point to Town & Country, saying, "You wouldn’t need a prenuptial agreement to stop Windsor Castle from being cut in half in the event they divorce." That’s a pretty solid point, right?

Realistically, Eugenie is likely far too preoccupied with the excitement of her upcoming wedding to Jack to even give a prenup a second thought. In a recent interview with British Vogue, she opened up about her wedding planning so far. “It’s nerve-wracking because you want it to be perfect,” she admitted. “But then you realize that you’re going to be with the person you love forever, and nothing else really matters.”