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Princess Eugenie launched her brand new podcast Floodlight last month, and on this week's episode celebrity guest Emma Thompson made a harrowing confession about her home.MORE: The surprising connection between Princess Eugenie and Mike Tindall's podcastsFloodlight is a platform dedicated to raising awareness of modern slavery - something which Emma has passionately campaigned for throughout her career as patron for human rights charity, the Helen Bamber Foundation.WATCH: Princess Eugenie shares exciting announcementThe Hollywood actress made the revelation on Wednesday's show, telling Princess Eugenie: "One of the most shocking things that I ever, ever experienced when I was invertsigating trafficking...was that the massage parlour around the corner from my house was one of the places where my friend had been held prisoner and was serially raped, in this massage parlour, round the corner from my house.SEE: Emma Thompson shares hilarious story behind how she met husband Greg WiseMORE: Emma Thompson gives standing ovation at Strictly - but not for husband Greg Wise"That was an extraordinary thing to find out.

Princess Eugenie said she feels “truly honoured” to have Ed Sheeran perform at her anti-slavery gala.

Princess Eugenie has followed in her cousin Prince Harry, 37, and his 40 year old wife Meghan Markle's footsteps as she launches a new podcast. But while the Duchess of Sussex's Archetypes is still yet to be released on Spotify, the 32 year old Royal has already announced the release of her new project, called Floodlight. Sharing the exciting news on her Instagram page, mum-of-one Eugenie said the first episode is available to download on all podcast platforms today, April 27.

Princess Eugenie of York is the latest celeb to enter the world of podcasting.