eugenie looked great in this dress! http://www.hola.com/casasreales/2009/03/04/ferguson-estreno/imgs/sarah-ferguson-a.jpg
she is imo the best dressed out of the york girls. she really knows what suits her.
Eugenie's facial expression in that picture looks like she's ready to hurl a shoe at someone lol
I know I read this article the other day and I was abit shocked to hear it.
I'm sure the royal who have more protection than all of us should allow there children to go n a gap year. Prince William and Harry went and they are the heir and the spare.
I'm surprised no-one has picked this up...
One of our television news programs reported on Sunday that Princess Eugenie had arrived in Sydney and was planning to work here. There were no pictures (well, there were pictures of Eugenie, but not taken in Sydney), they did not know where she was staying or what she was doing or for how long she would be staying.
Here's the only news link I can find:
Royal audience for V-Fest | The Daily Telegraph 29 March 2009
Well cuz it's SECRET, Warren, chaaaaaa!I'm surprised no-one has picked this up...
One of our television news programs reported on Sunday that Princess Eugenie had arrived in Sydney and was planning to work here. There were no pictures (well, there were pictures of Eugenie, but not taken in Sydney), they did not know where she was staying or what she was doing or for how long she would be staying.
Here's the only news link I can find:
Royal audience for V-Fest | The Daily Telegraph 29 March 2009
Princess Eugenie secretly flew into Sydney last week, and made a surprise appearance at a Sydney music festival with Holly Branson, daughter of Virgin founder Sir Richard.
The second child of Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, is enjoying a gap year in Sydney.
"It's going really well,'' the princess said.
"I love it here - it's amazing. I love Sydney. I'm here with my friends.''
Asked what her gap year would entail, she said it "involved work'' but wouldn't reveal what kind.
"You'll find out,'' she said.
"It's so nice to be here.''
and some pics with her from the concert here: Newspix - Search Results
SHE'S on the Aussie leg of a round the world trip during her gap year - is it too much to ask for our notorious paparazzi to leave Princess Eugenie alone?
Paparazzi won&squo;t leave Princess Eugenie alone | The Courier-Mail
Is there a particular reason they should?
asking the paparazzi to leave her alone, is like asking the younger royals to give up their privilege place in public and never venture outside. I think if she minimizes going to places where these photographers gather, she should manage to do her work and have fun at the same time.
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.
Never mind the smoking, give up the hoody!
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.
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.
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!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.
Where exactly in my post I stated, its alright to 'harass young women'?