Sophie has been quietly working at a London kitchen during the coronavirus pandemic.
Peregrine Armstrong-Jones, an events planner who introduced Sophie to the charitable enterprise, told the publication,"Sophie's done a fabulous job. She's got stuck into everything, cooking, prep work and cleaning."
Armstrong-Jones continued,"She's done it privately, without any fanfare, and the staff think she's incredible. The team here are giving everything and it's been a real boost to morale." Meanwhile, Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, reportedly helps with preparing, cooking, and cleaning up.
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