Princess Anne
Being the daughter of Queen Elizabeth II has never been just a privilege… it is, above all, a responsibility. For Princess Anne, growing up as royalty meant learning from an early age that feelings come after duty. His mother, firm and controlled — much like we see in The Crown — never needed to say much to teach: example was enough. Anne grew up in a world where everything is watched, where every attitude carries weight and where failure never seems like an option. As the only female child among her brothers — Prince Charles, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward — she learned to be strong, direct and independent. Being the Queen's daughter means living between love and distance. It's admiring a mother who belongs to the world... but who, often, cannot belong completely to you. And Anne understands this better than anyone. Here you will tell us what the Family's life is like inside the Palace, and what it is like to be the Queen's daughter. Bom will tell you more about Princess Anne and her relationship with her brothers and parents.
About Princess Anne
Being the daughter of Queen Elizabeth II has never been just a privilege… it is, above all, a responsibility. For Princess Anne, growing up as royalty meant learning from an early age that feelings come after duty. His mother, firm and controlled — much like we see in The Crown — never needed to say much to teach: example was enough. Anne grew...Read more