Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie joined forces for major cause after their cousin Prince William's major initiative.
As per Hello!, Prince Andrew’s daughters attended a fundraiser event in the Cotswolds for the Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.
Beatrice and Eugenie specifically took part in a clay pigeon shoot for the heartwarming cause.
The former America's Got Talent judge, Simon Cowell, also got a chance to meet the royal siblings.
He told the media outlet, "I really felt that everyone was here for the right reasons. There was a really good atmosphere. Everyone wanted it to succeed and they were passionate about it. [In the speeches] we kept using the word ‘hope’, because what this charity does is give people hope."
"It’s such an honour because of the work they do. I'm a dad and if kids are sick, it’s the worst thing you can imagine in the world. I hope I can bring awareness to what they do,” the former X Factor judge added.
The main target of the fundraiser was as £250,000. Around £1.1m of the donation will be used towards building a children’s cancer centre at the world-famous hospital.
Beatrice and Eugenie's outing comes after William announced National Suicide Prevention Network program, which will be funded by The Royal Foundation.
