Is Princess Eugenie’s Marriage To Jack Brooksbank In Danger? Royal Couple ‘Stubborn’

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's marriage is not free from issues and tensions.

According to an astrology and zodiac signs website, Princess Eugenie’s sign of Aries and Brooksbank sign of Taurus make them both very stubborn individuals. Princess Eugenie was born on March 23, 1990, and she is believed to be confident, courageous, optimistic, and honest.

Brooksbank, on the other hand, was born on May 3, 1986, and he is known to be reliable, patient, practical, and stable.

“Not only are they both stubborn, but they are not even stubborn in a similar way to share some understanding,” the website claimed.

But despite their stubborn nature, an Aries and a Taurus have similar objectives in life. “They both cherish character and strength, physical and verbal, and need someone who will not disappoint them as the first impression fades,” the website said.

Princess Eugenie and Brooksbank also have a strong foundation of honesty, which is vital for a good marriage. According to the website, neither of the two is flaky or runs away from a good challenge as long as they communicate openly with each other.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s youngest daughter wed Brooksbank on Oct. 12, 2018. But it was only eight months later when it was announced that Princess Eugenie has decided to take on her husband’s surname.

Prior to their wedding, Princess Eugenie was referred to as Princess Eugenie of York. Now, she is called Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank. The change in the royal’s surname could be due to the fact that Queen Elizabeth II didn’t bestow Brooksbank a royal title after their nuptials.

As of late, rumors also continue to swirl that Princess Eugenie is expecting her first child with her husband. Ferguson previously said that she’s looking forward to having grandchildren, but Princess Eugenie and Brooksbank have not yet announced the former’s pregnancy.

If Princess Eugenie is really expecting, the announcement will come straight from the palace or from the royal herself.