Another Throwback Thursday, another amazing Instagram post fromPrincess Eugenie!The Queen’s granddaughter, 29, continued her streak of sharingepic throwback photosto her personal social media page – and this time, older sisterPrincess Beatrice, 30, is the star!Eugenie posted a photo of a young Beatrice bundled up in a bulky pink snowsuit accessorized with a white hat, gloves and boots as she explores a winter wonderland.“#tbt to my adorable sister winning in the snow!” she captioned the cute shot.The royal sisters have always leaned on each other, and Beatrice served as Eugenie’s maid of honor at her October wedding.David M. Benett/GettySpeaking in their first joint interview forBritishVogue‘s September issue, the duo admitted they oftenact as “each other’s rocks”when public ridicule gets especially difficult.“There was a horrible article that had been written about Beatrice and she got really upset. We were just about to step out [at a Buckingham Palace garden party] and she had a bit of a wobble and cried. I was looking after her,” Eugenie explained. “And then about an hour later, I had a wobble and started crying and Bea was there for me.”Of course, Princess Eugenie now has a new account to follow on Instagram – the@SussexRoyalaccountlaunched this weekto followMeghan MarkleandPrince Harry. Eugenie helped lead the social media welcoming committee, sharing a sweet photo of the royal couple during their Nov. 2017 engagement photo call captioned, “Welcome cousins.”Can’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!While Meghandeactivated her social mediaaccounts after gettingengagedtoPrince Harry,Princess Eugenieactually launched her Instagram page in March 2018. It is likely allowed because Eugenie doesn’t have a formal working role within the royal family. While she does accompany her father on official duties and engagements, she doesn’t have a fixed role within the family like her cousins (although she does have causes she supports). In fact, Eugenie works as a director at London art gallery Hauser & Wirth.
Another Throwback Thursday, another amazing Instagram post fromPrincess Eugenie!
The Queen’s granddaughter, 29, continued her streak of sharingepic throwback photosto her personal social media page – and this time, older sisterPrincess Beatrice, 30, is the star!
Eugenie posted a photo of a young Beatrice bundled up in a bulky pink snowsuit accessorized with a white hat, gloves and boots as she explores a winter wonderland.
“#tbt to my adorable sister winning in the snow!” she captioned the cute shot.
The royal sisters have always leaned on each other, and Beatrice served as Eugenie’s maid of honor at her October wedding.
David M. Benett/Getty
Speaking in their first joint interview forBritishVogue‘s September issue, the duo admitted they oftenact as “each other’s rocks”when public ridicule gets especially difficult.
“There was a horrible article that had been written about Beatrice and she got really upset. We were just about to step out [at a Buckingham Palace garden party] and she had a bit of a wobble and cried. I was looking after her,” Eugenie explained. “And then about an hour later, I had a wobble and started crying and Bea was there for me.”
Of course, Princess Eugenie now has a new account to follow on Instagram – the@SussexRoyalaccountlaunched this weekto followMeghan MarkleandPrince Harry. Eugenie helped lead the social media welcoming committee, sharing a sweet photo of the royal couple during their Nov. 2017 engagement photo call captioned, “Welcome cousins.”
While Meghandeactivated her social mediaaccounts after gettingengagedtoPrince Harry,Princess Eugenieactually launched her Instagram page in March 2018. It is likely allowed because Eugenie doesn’t have a formal working role within the royal family. While she does accompany her father on official duties and engagements, she doesn’t have a fixed role within the family like her cousins (although she does have causes she supports). In fact, Eugenie works as a director at London art gallery Hauser & Wirth.
source: people.com
