Unlike what you might expect
from the daughter of the Queen, however, she didn’t have a
hairstylist or makeup artist in her entourage.
Instead, the enterprising
Princess reportedly prefers to apply her own makeup and style her hair in its
signature bun whilst on tour. Not only that, but the down-to-earth royal chose
to fly commercially on the long journey rather than taking a private jet.
Anne also eschewed personal
assistants, photographers, and someone to help with royal correspondence. She
was accompanied only by her husband, their security detail, and one member of the office staff.
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| The royal couple in Papua New Guinea |
She’s also believed to not
have a fashion stylist or advisor, selecting her own outfits. The Princess
Royal is known for being one of the hardest-working royals and packed
in an impressive 20 engagements into four days during her
trip.
Anne attended the Sydney Royal
Easter Show shortly after landing in Sydney and fans were appreciative of the
effort she made, as they shared photos from the event on social media.
One wrote: “It’s lovely
to see Princess Anne in Australia for the platinum jubilee. Such a huge asset
to the royal family,” while another commented: “Love this
hard-working woman.”
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The Princess is one of the hardest-working royals
Another supporter added:
“Princess Anne does such a good job representing HM.” No doubt
the Queen has appreciated her daughter’s efforts, as Anne has stepped in while
her mother has struggled with her health, including a recent bout of
COVID-19 and some mobility difficulties.
