Princess Eugenie of York 5: October 2008-April 2010

[rmay286]

It looks that way.

Eugenie, Her Royal Hoodiness, joins the smoking crowd | Mail Online

Eugenie, please, give up the habit as soon as possible...I'm sure it's very hard to quit, but it's such a nasty habit.

[Skydragon]

Never mind the smoking, give up the hoody!

[Lumutqueen]

Originally Posted by Skydragon

Never mind the smoking, give up the hoody!

Give up both, the hoodie looks awful on Eugenie, and the smoking i never though Eugenie would smoke. You need to give it up huni.
x

[rmay286]

According to the article, it was raining. Hoodies are great for walking around in the rain...I know from experience. It's not like she wore a hoodie to an official public function!

But yes, definitely, give up the smoking. I just spent an hour and a half sitting beside a smoker at lunch. Never again (if I can help it!)

[Empress Merel]

Too bad she smokes. I thought she would be smarter than that.
It always suprises me how a cigarette can make a person look a bit cheap and tacky.

[Mermaid1962]

This is really awful of me; but when I saw that picture of Eugenie smoking, the first thought I had was, "She looks like her mother." Honestly and truly, it's the first thought that came to my head. I normally find that she looks like her father.

Originally Posted by Empress Merel

Too bad she smokes. I thought she would be smarter than that.
It always suprises me how a cigarette can make a person look a bit cheap and tacky.

[Lamyah]

disgusting habit to break, and I know from experience how hard it is to resist smoking when most of your crew are.

Originally Posted by Mermaid1962

So the paparazzi have a right to harass young women? It's not so much the pictures going to and coming out of public spots that's the problem. Some paparazzi will stalk their prey like hunters, and that's not fair to anyone.

Where exactly in my post I stated, its alright to 'harass young women'?

If we were to stop the melodramatic misconstrued statements for a minute. Its reasonable that the royals want some privacy in public, it must be hard to be followed constantly by people.

However, if these young royals insist on enjoying the perks of their royal privilege - such as enjoying private viewings at clothing stores or getting into exclusive clubs based on their name alone, then they need to realize that the press intrusion is the price they pay for it. So, no sympathy from me this time. Heck, the store probably called the paps, excellent publicity.

[Skydragon]

Originally Posted by Lamyah

However, if these young royals insist on enjoying the perks of their royal privilege - such as enjoying private viewings at clothing stores or getting into exclusive clubs based on their name alone, then they need to realize that the press intrusion is the price they pay for it. So, no sympathy from me this time. Heck, the store probably called the paps, excellent publicity.

Normally you pay to get into exclusive clubs or are invited by another member. It stands to reason that they are going to know many of rich 'it' people, and therefore get the invites. The paparazzi don't care who they knock aside for their exclusive shot, IMO and one of these days someone will decide to pursue them through the courts!

[Mermaid1962]

Tje suggestion was that it was okay for the paparazzi to have free reign in taking pictures of Eugenie. To take that to it's logical conclusion, it's harrassment by the media. It's happened to others; it could happen to Eugenie.

Originally Posted by Lamyah

Where exactly in my post I stated, its alright to 'harass young women'?

[Roslyn]

Read on down to the second item. http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/nic-...9.html?page=-1

[Skydragon]

Oh dear!

[Warren]

Thanks to Mr Roslyn's keen eye we have some juicy and titillating descriptions in this article:

cavorting on a beach topless [whoever uses the word "cavorting"* in everyday conversation? She was more probably lying on her beach towel or having a swim], lesbian-themed nightclub [as opposed to a real lesbian nighclub? If it means pictures of naked women, is 'Playboy' a lesbian-themed magazine?], sparking up ciggies [smoking], dancing up a storm [dancing], erotic images [what the writer means is straight mens' lesbian fantasies] and "errant" Royal [why the use of inverted commas, does the writer mean she wasn't actually 'errant' at all?']

Ah, the creativity of modern journalism.

*cavort: caper excitedly, prance [Concise Oxford]

[AuroraB]

Must have been a journalist that took a creative writing course!

[Roslyn]

I've been eagerly waiting for the "scandal" to "unfold in London's tabloids", but so far nothing.

[Sister Morphine]

Just from reading this site as often as I do, I am under the distinct impression that the British tabloid media is far more......creative linguistically than the American tabloid media is. Over here, we'll say it like it is. Over there, they use flowery language or fancy words. Frankly, I like it. Means they're putting a little effort into being completely and totally wrong. And everyone deserves an A for effort.

[queenofthelight]

Daily Express | UK News :: The playful princess

[Idriel]

Interestingly enough Eugenie is on the front page of all the tabloids today wearing a spangled banner bikini and caught in varying degree of suggestive poses (not an attack on the princess at all, just saying some of the shots were carefully chosen to provide for rather tasteless headlines).

Anyway, what I find interesting is that no pictures are available online. It's the Mail front page story and yet there is nothing on their website. I am not sure what is going on there...

[Skydragon]

Page 7
National Newspaper Front Pages On Monday, April 13 2009 | UK News | Sky News

It is now in the Mail

There's a state of emergency in Thailand at the moment.
But Princess Eugenie only seems concerned about the dangers of tan lines.
After spending the day cavorting in a very unpatriotic bikini - which featured the Stars and Stripes - her pale English shoulders were beginning to colour.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...ikini-top.html

[Lumutqueen]

Well would you look at that!
Where is Eugenie at the moment btw?
I though she was in sydney?
I like the picture of Princess Anne in the Daily telegraph. :)
x

[Iluvbertie]

Originally Posted by lumutqueen

Well would you look at that!
Where is Eugenie at the moment btw?
I though she was in sydney?
I like the picture of Princess Anne in the Daily telegraph. :)
x

I believe she is in Thailand (but considering the state of unrest their I suspect that she has left that country by now and may even have returned to Australia or be on her way elsewhere.