Princess Anne: The Daughter Who Should Be Queen | 2020 Documentary

[@amyloachamin7569]

I met Princess Anne with my sister when I was 10 when she came to open the Scottish Police Memorial. Our dad (a police officer) had died the year before and we had been asked to present her with flowers. She spoke to us both and knew that I liked to play rugby. Hearing about how hardworking she is in this video makes total sense, and the effort she put in to be well briefed for each engagement.

[@real-x4242]

I'm jealous

[@guerlinejoseph4953]

Waht is your name

[@edwinjordas3756]

I am 70 years old, march 1, 1951 date of birth

[@irshgrl500]

What a treat. And she knew you liked Rugby before meeting you? That says a lot. And also, I'm sorry you lost your father, so young.

[@meisieco3506]

Qa⁶

[@IrisMG]

The Queen drove a Jeep and was a mechanic in the Second World War, Princess Anne has a Heavy Vehicle license, can drive a tank and shoot a machine gun! Talk about a chip off the old block!

[@laduchesse9402]

Yes! The main reason Anne got a HGV license was to drive her horse boxes to and from competitions, but it does come in handy when you want to drive the odd tank now and then!

[@loloholmes2793]

Can Prince Charles even dress himself? He needs staff to lay out clothes, dress him, shave him & press his shoelaces. Charles does nothing without a Valet.

[@liecarolinealief7606]

@@laduchesse9402 我我我

[@lyndarowe3441]

Princess Anne can stop an armed kidnapper in their tracks She just says NO I won't get out of the car 👊🇬🇧 He didn't know what to do with that 😁🇦🇺 Brave woman our Anne

[@H1X2N4]

Anne is a chip off her father’s block.

[@8DIBa]

If only, choosing the next heir depends on the quality than the gender.. she wouldve been without a doubt the 1st choice.

[@shahniwiki2298]

but she probably never wanted it...i mean who would?

[@julieenslow5915]

@@shahniwiki2298 I believe it impossible to know if she would have wanted it had she been born under the current rules of inheritance and had she been firstborn. I believe it inevitable that if you are told you will never get something, and you believe that statement - you try to not want it. No one likes being denied something you want. So learning early that she could not be made queen and as strong and independent as she is - it is natural she just made a different life for herself.

[@quynhlamngo01]

That’s how Roman emperors chose their heirs lmao

[@kimma508]

Anne would make a wonderful Queen. She works hard and is very much her father’s daughter.

[@xbqchm]

I does NOT depend on gender AT ALL. It depends on who was born first.

[@elizabethwakefield8894]

I think she is magnificent, and would have been a wonderful Queen. She has always been one of my favorite Royals. I admire her work ethic, and commitment to duty, but also her no nonsense attitude, her strength, and her sense of humour ❤️ May she be with us for many more years

[@katherinereumont8923]

Yes, she has always been a favorite of mine. Her work ethic and commitment to the world has always inspired me.

[@chocolatcats]

Yes. Anne is magnificent. Hardest working royal ever born. At least Charles will take care of her. (titles)

[@ginawhiteley8834]

Anne inherited the brains of the Royal family.

[@nicolettehorvath-freer6795]

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[@valenebrown9910]

😊

[@maylynbayani]

Anne has more balls than all her brothers combined. Truly the son Philip never had.

[@tylernf2387]

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[@maylynbayani]

@@tylernf2387 yeah just saw the typo. Tnx

[@nanno8483]

This might be the best and most truthful comment that I have ever read about the royal family. Well done!!

[@mamascarlatti]

Actually Anne is a strong woman who does not need balls. She's just fine as she is. Without being a man.

[@marisabel5500]

@@mamascarlatti exactly my thoughts. She is the child that Philip always wanted (regardless of gender).

[@plasmichoneytrip]

“If you are only concerned with being liked, then you will most likely miss the opportunity to be respected. “ This is her mantra. Integrity and consistency is better than anything because times change, perspectives change and if you stay constant in your truth, people will eventually honor that.

[@nalotaller9844]

Bravo 👏 very true

[@yushih62]

Well said

[@bzb500]

I totally agree with you integrity, truth and consistently is a concrete ingredients for a strong mind, body and soul.

[@nettiedavids7171]

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[@ShakeDownStreet0714]

@@AussieChic968 I do not foresee the 🇬🇧 & 🇺🇸 general public forgiving & forgetting Andrew + Harry behavior... Sorry to disappoint... Anyway, at least Princess Anne isn't a creep & she actually has the desire to relate to people of ALL walks of life... J.S.

[@juliamahler415]

Anne is fabulous, a true role model, not trying to be the talk of the town, modest , hardworking, unpretentious

[@tanyakasim3988]

She's not trying to push an agenda on anyone, either.

[@vickiamaral6494]

julia mahler absolutely.maybe the idiot Megan should take notes!

[@lyndarowe3441]

@@tanyakasim3988 Just imagine Anne who is the only royal female in RF other than the queen has to watch MM swanning around trying to call the shots and acting like a superior being I don't know how she keeps her mouth shut I have a lot of respect for Anne although she is not the glam princess some would expect However there is no nonsense with her

[@deniseerickson4743]

@@tanyakasim3988 ++

[@glendagonzalez9038]

She should be Queen.

[@ms.b9093]

Princess Anne just endeared herself even more with the British public with her remarkable and steadfast showing at her Majesty’s funeral and mourning period. Never leaving her mother’s side. What gratitude and strength she demonstrated. 👏👏👏

[@sashalove83]

it was her MOTHER how else was she suppose to act? 🤔

[@bluedolphin05]

When she was younger, she looked so much like her dad. But as she's gotten older, she looks so much like her mom

[@Yobidefy]

She kinda looked like her great grandmother Mary of Teck

[@maryannlockwood7806]

@@Yobidefy I always thought the same thing! 👑

[@-KMA-]

When babies are born, they look like their father so the father can identify them. Biology

[@stateless4255]

@@-KMA- what a nonsense!

[@solevitajuice3013]

I think she look a lot like the queens sister

[@robgrune3284]

Anne would be a much better monarch than her siblings. Interesting fact: England has prospered more with a woman as monarch than a man.

[@ItsLunaRegina]

With Elizabeth 1, yes, but not so much with the Elizabeth of now. Also, kinda sexist comment.

[@squirehaggard4749]

You really think there's a correlation between industrial growth, technological advance, an expanding electorate etc etc and the gender of a constitutionally marginalized hereditary monarch? How ridiculous.

[@kristoffcapron556]

Luna Regina Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria. Probably the two most prosperous eras of the British monarchy.

[@ItsLunaRegina]

@@kristoffcapron556 Believe what you need to believe to justify yourself, but it doesn't make you right. Never said the two you mentioned weren't great, but you hear what you want to hear.

[@kristoffcapron556]

Luna Regina justify WHAT? All I said was those two had the most prosperous times the empire has seen. Never did I equate that to gender. Calm down.

[@cartwheel8319]

When her children were born, Zara and Philip, she told the Queen 'no titles for them'. Duke of Edinburgh chuckled and said that's Anne. Respect to Anne who would've continued the no nonsense, serious minded, order instilling, clear headed, action oriented, attention detailed, decorum respecting without the extraneous, proper attire, tradition inspiring, sensible shoes, hard working, dedicated, dutiful monarch and very British to boot. She is the last of her kind. She keeps an eye, like a hawk, on her mum, bless her. Charles has qualities but seems a tad feeble compared to his strong willed sister. Anne clearly has the qualities and the what it takes to fulfill the role.

[@Christiangjf]

I dont think this is true. Females can't pass titles to their children, that's why Beatrice and Euginie are princesses but Zara and Peter (not Philp) aren't.

[@giselleali1979]

Prince Edward's children dont have any titles either

[@jdstep97]

Cart Wheel, hear hear. She would make a marvelous queen. Charles is just ok. Regardless which one is monarch, it's just ever so good Charles' younger son was born second. Don't even want to write his name.

[@07Flash11MRC]

@@giselleali1979 That's not true. Edwards son has the title Viscount Severn. Edward's daughter is just a Lady.

[@tamarab5751]

@@giselleali1979 wrong.

[@waterdragon2224]

What an amazing woman! I had never heard of all Princess Anne has done in the world. Her tomboy nature and love of animals makes her a bit of a kindred spirit. I think she would’ve made a Queen the UK could be extremely proud of. I have a lot of respect for Princess Anne, an excellent Ambassador for England. ❤️

[@carolinegodden4364]

Indeed! A remarkable and down to earth woman. Their are many views of The Royal Family, both good and bad. There are not so many who could chuck a tomato Anne's way. She lives in and with integrity, surrounded by many who would not even comprehend the word. Much to admire about Anne. CJx

[@brucegibbins3792]

Not only the UK could have been proud of Anne if she had become Queen, but the entire Commonwealth too. Sadly long established traditions prevent a girl - like Anne, to be Queen while she has any brothers. Time to break with tradition otherwise another drip will become King or Queen.

[@carolinegodden4364]

REGAL is Anne, inspired of the creepy behaviour and history of her extended family. Wonder how long it will take for the general populace to cotton on to that. Hi from Australia. CJ

[@carolinegodden4364]

Err typo should read inspired of

[@melodybickhem4401]

Ditto Water Dragon, I consider those same qualities about Princes Anne that make her a kindred spirit to myself as well.

[@Karime18]

I would choose her over any of the boys!! She has more “character” than any of the boys. She would be splendid as Queen!!!

[@rhondahopkins97]

Face it the guys are snobs, period. She never reacted that way tho she did come across with authority&matter of fact

[@rhondahopkins97]

Whoops I hit send to soon. I do think she'd been the best choice for next in line but Charles is 2nd best After her bcuz Andrew is way more about himself, his title etc. Not his country for sure.

[@emisode]

I think Charles should step down, like the coming former king, who did it for love! If Charles love Camilla so much so he mistreated Diana, I think that he should give it to the next one instead!

[@07Flash11MRC]

@@emisode If we're all lucky Charles might die before his mom and the next King would be William.

[@irshgrl500]

Hear, hear! She's got my "American & Irish" support. I really think she'd be FABULOUS!

[@kiandita]

There is always the Margarets, the Annes, in the royal family. The badass female figure who doesn't give a frick about all the bullcrap. Right now we can see it showing in Charlotte.

[@falsegxd]

the Elizabeths*

[@lscummings]

totally agree Princess Charlotte so reminds me of a natural Queen 👑 Just like her Grandmother 👑

[@MountainPearls]

I’ve always wondered if they (William and Kate) will let her have it if her brother George doesn’t want it (sort of like Charles and Ann).

[@IvanIsYda_]

Charlotte is just a toddler but is more badass than the men already.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

yes, you're correct - there are always the boozehounds and the horsefaces in a royal family!

[@mackay5449]

I really have no problem with Charles, but Anne would have been a wonderful queen. She appears controlled, structured, strong, thoughtful and very disciplined. She seems to be a good role model for young women or for young people in general.

[@myndigibbs9300]

💯👏

[@tales7832]

Much agreed

[@evelynlundberg1981]

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[@maconp1119]

Chuck is a total loser.

[@agathamacalalad537]

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[@navigatormother2399]

Anne strikes me as someone who both enjoys her own company, and has all her life, but also relates excellently with people of every level, age and background, having great boundaries and a healthy sense of humour. I don't think she finds the centre of attention necessary to her very existence in the slightest. But instead in her steady self confidence and the confidence that her family has given her- is able to turn her own attention onto others- an incredibly necessary and healthy trait for a Royal person to have by nature.

[@adelelaporte-major4306]

I AGREE SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN REPLACEMENT TO HER mother. Queen Elizabeth

[@jameswelsh20221]

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[@PatriciaIngram-e7b]

Isn't Anne the second born not the first?

[@kathypittman360]

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[@anahuidobro5018]

I love how she didn't give in to her attempted kidnapper. And how she was quick to get up after falling off her horse. She is strong and independent.

[@gwirgalon3758]

She is the epitome of the greatness of British people, and of a British woman, created from the Celtic warriors and rulers as much or more as from the later Anglo-saxon strain, that contributed its part also..Why I think she would be an excellent ruler, if she wanted the job at this point in her life,--in these difficult times where steadfast humanoitarian vision and absolute honesty are called for.

[@sheldon6591]

Ana Huidobro this story is so old and repeated again and again, guess she lives to hear it.

[@agotapongor2069]

@@sheldon6591 She does not care.

[@maryanng6841]

@@gwirgalon3758 - isn't there more German blood running through the veins of the Monarchy than Celtic? Just asking......

[@jamallama3066]

@@maryanng6841 that's the impression I have as well. Strong German woman, nothing wrong with that. 😉

[@natashamerline]

She's like Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth II combined. She's witty, she doesn't tolerate foolishness yet she's very responsible.

[@beantrader4723]

yeah, tell all that guff to the wifes of the husbands that Anne has affairs with.

[@itsbogart3155]

yeah 🤗

[@helycrisea8189]

@@beantrader4723 And Anne didn't like Diana.

[@laduchesse9402]

@@beantrader4723 Interesting that you don’t mention Susan Mannakee, Diane de Waldner de Freundstein or Julia Carling, the wives of the men Diana had affairs with. Who exactly are you referring to in Anne’s case?

[@ShakeDownStreet0714]

I feel as if Anne may be bisexual which is perfectly OK. If Anne is not, that's perfectly OK too. BTW "straight" girls, if your husband is that easy to score, then I'd divorce the f'ing asshole & move on... STOP blaming Anne... ✌from Colorado, 🇺🇸

[@williecoulter1091]

The fact that the press were more interested in what her attitude to the press was and her outfits instead of the good work she does is there fault not hers. I have a lot of respect for her.

[@falguni1185]

So true. The press/journalists are the most self important kind

[@agotapongor2069]

She is #1 charity.

[@flossygalloway1190]

Says it all doesn't it nothing has changed. The press suck.

[@barbarawilson4135]

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[@TheBeezusjones]

That's not just her ; all women are noticed more for their appearance than their actual talents/ achievements.

[@roses044]

Watching this after seeing Princess Anne in her 70s marching in uniform providing guard for her late mother the Queen’s final trip to Westminister. I was thinking “what a badass”. Had no idea that had been the story of her life, driving tanks, getting chucked from horses, matching wit with the press, traveling to remote corners of the globe, and being the voice for royals and commoners alike. Remarkable lady!

[@Lonestar10443]

Yah being able to wear a uniform and march makes people badass, where i have to sign for this job

[@AKAJAYGAY]

@@Lonestar10443 Why so mad? lol

[@kaylakeiser5722]

Have some food 🍲🍔🍔 to help get over grievence. ☕🍰

[@fancysfolly554]

She really is. I like her. She’s a tough cookie

[@carolgates48]

Roses044 she is a bad ass just like her mom I live in usa I was watching all about the queen and Princess Anne I saw Elizabeth getting down dirty ranching her truck I'm like Dan girl and her daughter same thing who needs a man now I know why her husband adored her she was a tomboy one of a kind that is priceless and sexie one these days love to go visit the country I just found out I'm Irish and British 89.1 percent they were both beautiful women those two her mom tought her well to be a strong woman I think she would be q better fit for that counrty then Charles hes a mama's boy big time

[@rosecoloredlady7094]

As much as I want William to become king, she'd be a PHENOMENAL queen.

[@kendrickgoad4341]

Yes that is true

[@StarCoded]

Absolutely. No doubt. We're only now entering an era of Divine Feminine revival worldwide.

[@kendrickgoad4341]

@@StarCoded we forever in a world of feminine, that's why we call it mother earth!

[@StarCoded]

@@kendrickgoad4341 -- and if you move the last letter to the front... earth = heart

[@robinsonpaul4798]

@@StarCoded OMG! that is a great evidence Thank you for sharing, hope you doing good?

[@ri8255]

Princess Anne daddy's girl. She has same wit like Prince Philip. Single-minded, sporty and brave. She is unafraid of controversy and cares little for the opinion of others.

[@IreneMy]

Characteristics of a genuine aristocrat .. An admirable royal.. She would have made a great Queen

[@esthershelley394]

As hardworking as she is, it would not make a good queen to no care about the opinion of 'her' people.

[@elenikominos7404]

Yes she is like her Father..However not a Spoilt Daddy’s Girl pushed under everybody’s nose.

[@Janellabelle]

Lol no I think shes like her mother. A slave to duty and a bit traditional. Shes great. The queen is definitely a wit too.

[@ferneoneil506]

IreneMy why you say that she is great off.Is a great princess we don’t know what she’s been like as a queen because she can’t be a queen or sisters queen God bless the Queen

[@ihatenfts501]

I feel so bad for her especially because when her husband has cheated and has even gone as far as to fathered a child with another woman, everyone turned a blind eye on that but when she cheats due to her feeling unloved by her husband, everyone suddenly becomes alert

[@snamorsixteen]

As usual, double standard of society

[@bobmoxie5570]

Are you saying Charles has a child out of wedlock? News to us here in Texas! Do tell! (Loved Princess Di)

[@paintalongwithmandykay3685]

@@bobmoxie5570 this is about Anne, Charles sister

[@bidhanpradhan1692]

@@bobmoxie5570 wtf? Charles is her bro. Duh

[@xtyna100]

@@bobmoxie5570 you are sooo stupid

[@j.whiteoak6408]

I specifically feel for the Princess Royal following the loss of her Mother. She is also 'Anne the Constant', someone that Her Majesty could always rely on to get 'the girl stuff' done, but without being girly about it. She's one tough cookie on the outside, but she is grieving deeply on the inside - and she bears it so well. Her mother would be so proud of her - and so are we. She's a wonderful role model for all the women of the UK, the Commonwealth, and all the World. We salute you, Princess Anne! ❤️

[@cynthiazick3125]

I agree. the mother-daughter relationship is a unique, best friend, can talk about anything, relationship - not always, but many times. so close. and such a wrench when it ends I feel for her too. AND, I WISH SHE WAS QUEEN! so unfair

[@lisanoele7996]

Beautifully said.

[@michelegiallombardo3914]

She is the gem who should be wearing the crown…Anne the Constant is a perfect name.

[@מיכללוי-י5ע]

I saw her on TV, when she was with her late mother,after she passed away, all the way from Balmoral to London. What a role model...so much digantey...

[@deosinggripman436]

Princess Anne , with all she did for the United Kingdom non- stopped , The Princess Royal deserved as the reigning Monarch In this Magnificent United Kingdom.She is the Role Model all around. Thank you!!🤙.

[@sandz4738]

I like it when you said.... Princess Anne is the son that Prince Philip have never had.

[@cristinavinueza3673]

So true

[@estlacoob2190]

The fact that the press were more interested in what her attitude to the press was and her outfits instead of the good work she does is there fault not hers. I have a lot of respect for her.

[@trinhdinh8549]

I was confused when heard that 😀

[@kimmycasts2811]

True..

[@hannahlipton6121]

O9

[@sandybrooks8390]

"Didn't even get a medal" Most people who compete at the Olympics don't win medals. Just getting there is a huge achievement.

[@GullibleTarget]

Depends. Anne actually had medal prospects. That's like saying Usain Bolt not winning an Olympic medal is a good result for him. She competed to win, not to participate

[@dross2172]

That was a statement reflecting the entire equestrian teams inability to medal. It was not a statement on just her performance.

[@judyl.761]

I thought she got a bronze medal??

[@Fcutdlady]

You win a medal if you come in the top of your event (or your team does if it's a team event) she won medals in various 3 day eventing competitions but not an Olympic one.

[@emilinebelle7811]

That’s true! You have to be one of the best to even be accepted. Then it’s the best vs the best.

[@bobmoxie5570]

She'd be a better Queen than her unstable, weak brother Charles. However, I hope William and Kate, far more popular and stable will be next in line.

[@alexlewis8143]

I say the queen is trying to wait out her son.

[@bobmoxie5570]

@@alexlewis8143 Probably trying!. She knows she raised some nasty boys! Love Princess Diana and she wanted William in the Top Job! May she RIP and get her wish.

[@TinyDancer250]

It doesn't work that way idiot. Your opinion is worse than irrelevant. There is a legal precedent for succession.

[@davidragsdale2404]

@@bobmoxie5570 ÷!×

[@williamwalcott8808]

@@TinyDancer250 Charles is 72, while that certainly isn't old for his family (especially women), he is still 72... it is possible the queen outlive Charles... in that case William would be King.

[@camcat26]

Hardworking, no-nonsense, fearless, and intelligent. All excellent qualities for a leader that she truly inherited from her mother

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

Her parents said, ‘it’s too bad Anne wasn’t born a boy, she’d be a better ruler than her older brother.

[@lisaellis2593]

​@@Quaker-tc8ueAgreed, she is a tough can do, kind of woman.

[@lisaellis2593]

​@@Quaker-tc8ueAgreed, she is a tough can do, kind of woman.

[@nancyhobson9710]

Probably the most sensible of the Queens children

[@leslieemaxon]

well, she certainly has more balls AND dignity than her nitwit brothers, AND that you can take to the bank!!!

[@tanyakasim3988]

@@leslieemaxon For sure! 😎

[@kendrickgoad4341]

Yes, she's very sensible! i really do like her ....

[@southernwanderer7912]

I hope the queen outlasts Charles and William becomes the next monarch.

[@beritelisabethmonrad220]

@@abcxyz8116 who Are you?

[@mirtavega8392]

I like better Anne because she is naturally a Queen. She has the character of a Queen. She is strong, Athletic, objective, and hard worker.

[@kendrickgoad4341]

i think i agree with you too

[@vaskylark]

She's better than Charles or William I'll give you that, but it's not saying much.

[@kendrickgoad4341]

@Nyree Harris Ya true

[@Helives0420]

vaskylark wow! You clearly haven’t t a clue

[@TheTodani]

Just like Charlotte. She is a natural too.

[@AcerW-s9e]

Well, they don't like her because she has brains and skills and a badass to boot! She was just true to herself and doesn't try to pretend who she wasn't. Not a lot of people has that kind of character. Perhaps the press would look deeper and avoid the hollow gloss. I admire Diana but Princess Anne has the most fortitude.

[@johnyang6421]

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[@harmoniabalanza]

fortitude is a tough virtue

[@judyl.761]

When I was younger, I thought Diana was great. Now I look back and think “not so much.”

[@-KMA-]

I have to agree with you. Diana has the sympathy votes but as a woman, Anne is someone I’d look up too more so. Anne grew up in the environment which made her more tactful.

[@user-wz4hr5xu4k]

she could've easily been more beautiful more glamorous than Princess Diana, but she clearly wasn't that type (not that i dislike Diana). My point is Princess Ann was just as physically beautiful, however, she chose instead to focus on taking more seriously the legacy of royal duty that was entrusted to her family which is showing empathy and compassion for all under the British crown - She's a perfect addition to her Parents extraordinary legacy of duty, grace and charities. And the press are just a superficial network of embittered, relentlessly cruel sensationalists with a bought and paid for agenda who should've been more understanding and impartial. I hope more people become aware to NOT allow the Press to influence their perspective of other people and important subjects regarding our globe.

[@DrBeckyEm]

Princess Anne has demonstrated all of the dignity and class of her mother! My admiration for Princess has grown exponentially since Queen Elizabeth II’s death! Princess Anne does her mother proud!

[@evelyn7881]

She loved her mother for sure. But she made many personal mistakes in her personal life with men.

[@jolenejones6243]

@@evelyn7881 How many?

[@bekindtoyourmother]

It’s just a generational thing. An insult to say she was the Diana of her day. Quite the opposite. Anne lives a low key life, supports the real people, commoners. She lives simply and without hangers-on such as clothes designers and self promoting folk. She really is an individual and a proper legend.

[@Frank-mm2yp]

Short memory. Both HRH Princess Anne and her aunt Princess Margaret were notorious for their occasionally "scandalous" marriages, divorces and affairs , back in the day. Anne has somewhat "mellowed" over time and Margaret is dead. But not to worry. The Royal Family now has Meghan Markle to follow in the "scandalous" footsteps of Diana, Fergie, et. al. .

[@joncrane7661]

@@Frank-mm2yp scandal then and now are quite different. Anne on the whole seems a well adjusted individual.

[@buticks6388]

@@Frank-mm2yp Diana wasn't without scandal she was a known to manipulate the press to suit herself

[@Frank-mm2yp]

@@buticks6388 AGREE.'"Royal Women" have been "scandalous" for a very long time.

[@Frank-mm2yp]

@@joncrane7661 Agree- ,I wrote she has mellowed over time. But she had her "paparazzi moments" when she was younger. Diana died young so she never had the chance to outlive her youthful "scandals".

[@patrickrwhite8354]

Even at 70 years of age Princess Anne Has so much youth in her beautiful face. She is quite the Royal Lady. Thank you for sharing this amazing documentary.

[@maryanng6841]

I really like Princess Anne - she is definitely her father's daughter! Not that there's anything wrong with that!

[@wandashoop3303]

She is the perfect combination of her father and mother.. I believe she would be an excellent Queen. No matter she is a dedicated server of the crown. Love her💜

[@mukunimulundika5359]

31:41 I've never seen the Queen kiss anyone so eagerly and happily before. I'm so glad it's with her daughter and she's genuinely proud of her.

[@markturner4219]

Princess Anne would not want to be Queen (which is a major qualification for the job), but if circumstances brought her to the position she would be outstanding at the job.

[@tbam73]

Like her mother. Not wanting, circumstances

[@paton57]

I'm a Kiwi, I adore Princes Anne she is a remarkable lady who has spent her life tirelessly working in the background for the people and received very little recognition for it, protected her families privacy.

[@larkasojourn4849]

She is imposing yet, compassionately connected where she’s needed most. Her deep reverent curtsy before her mothers standard draped coffin was dramatically touching..

[@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295]

Like the Goddess Lilith

[@allanlank]

Princess Anne is the Royal Colonel of the regiment of the Canadian Army that I served in. She is truly an amazing woman.

[@StarCoded]

That's wonderful. Such an honour for her, I'm quite sure.

[@marlywivi7662]

I was going to say the Lord Strathcona Horse Regiment would be close to her heart. Princess Anne would make a great leader of any army regiment 😉. She would kick a$$ and hold people accountable, I have a great deal of respect for Princess Anne

[@yvonneye3889]

She was very pretty in her vanity fair cover.

[@kendrickgoad4341]

Yes she looks adorable !

[@Kepi_Kei]

I love that she told her attempted kidnapper, when he told her to get out of the car, "Not bloody likely!". It was a serious incident, four people were shot. She showed immense courage.

[@lr84p38]

I like Ann , she my favorite Royal.

[@bushrabulaalle8891]

Who want to kidnapped her what would they do with her

[@carolinegodden4364]

First time I am aware of this, or maybe I heard when I was young and forgot. Thanks for bringing this to the forefront. Actions speak louder than words. How does Anne manage herself in a life threatening Situation? She remains calm and deploys courage. Wonder what other individuals would have done, given similar life/possible death experience. She earned respect.

[@bushrabulaalle8891]

What do Kings or Queens do, how they are different than Normal Human beings, why call themselves Royal who make those words Kingdom Kings Queens Royalty I don't understand what is the meaning of all these, and in the history of the Human beings there are always those of people in community who call themselves Kingdom, but why and what rights do they have that make them that they are higher and they call them your Highness In what way do they become they're Royalty and I have friend call himself King,

[@SamsungS23Ultr]

@@bushrabulaalle8891 They make hella money for Britain and garner stability that's what they do

[@deanknoote114]

And then, exactly 20 years later, in 1989 whilst working at Argyle Diamonds, I was told I’d been selected to spend “4 minutes” with the Princess Royal for a “chat” I was told to refer to her as Ma’am in this instance. Of course I fucked up, and said hello your Royal highness 🫣 !! Princess Anne put me at ease instantly, I’ll never forget how quickly she made me feel like an old friend,. After the allotted 4 minutes, her lady in waiting and bodyguards got bored and wandered off, and we ( The Princess Royal and I) actually spent 35 minutes alone in my diamond cutting room to just chat ! She pulled up a chair and we just talked, about everything… she asked me about the differences were between living in England, South Africa and Australia ? We spoke a lot about this question, because she was clearly interested in my answer. She was absolutely amazing ! I felt like a teenager at a Beatles concert 🤷🏼‍♂️❤️

[@deanknoote114]

The princess Royal was so chill. And natural when I was gifted to 30-40 minutes one on one time ! Such a memorable time

[@drake7heather]

I'm

[@bettyhunder6146]

❤x

[@trpdor]

A real born princess who is very strong, bold and very modern. She is doing her duties silently. (amazing personality)!

[@blorac9869]

@john grogan is proven pathetic in his own words!

[@susanapol382]

Certainly more dignified than her brother. Someone to admire.

[@ritahorvath8207]

. Stop this bs .

[@3_times_mum520]

Anne has never promoted herself, always charity or the causes and has always been a great support for her family. She is a real princess I am so glad that the focus is back on the royal great work. And not like when the press was obsessed with Diana's dress or hair. Princess Anne, King Charles and Queen Camilla are working so hard, they have more than 300 events each in a year

[@eb3502]

"Respect than affection"...Princess Anne, a true humanitarian & strong woman. She was not a media magnet because she knew that journalists are still grasping, commercial, self-aggrandizing superficial fools.

[@carikshawn6955]

Thank you for introducing Anne, Princess of England...so nice to find out she's a hard working, caring woman...

[@maureenmckenna5220]

Anne’s reaction to the press is right on. They are obnoxious, ask intrusive, stupid questions, and most celebrities tolerate it all out of self survival. They don’t want negative press, and she could care less. Refreshing I think.

[@dchen318]

If my memory serves me right, she told the press to "naff off". Her coined phrase became a new favourite for a while.

[@llbdolphin]

I agree that she should be queen! I don't think Queen Elizabeth was thinking her at the time. She sure deserves it more that that Queen consort! She's much more intelligent!

[@tamething1]

Maureen McKenna : ...she *couldN'T* care less.

[@maureenmckenna5220]

@@tamething1 said it wrong? But you got it.

[@kitlewis6748]

@@maureenmckenna5220 You did not mispronounce it. It did not make sense. Critical thinking is your friend.

[@tonimaldonado4915]

She's incredible, even as a little girl you can tell she knows what she wants and isn't afraid to go and get it.

[@kathymaeve]

Maybe a little like Charlotte??

[@AndreaLuiseCa.-rr1im]

my Dads siSTer = m. AunT has also girl given namen Anne m AunT has learned The Job Nurse m AunT AnnE has no Kids had no

[@AndreaLuiseCa.-rr1im]

m Dads 2nd siSTer has as I girl given namen Luise

[@AndreaLuiseCa.-rr1im]

well m Dad AnTon Tony has no BroTh er had no

[@rakhil1830]

I didn’t know this much about Princess Anne, she seems to be a very down to earth and straight talking person, my sort of person.

[@annabellaboyer643]

Thanks Rashi L?

[@tika.nth_ry]

I see a true queen in her. Strong, witty, confident, straight forward, professional, and her sense of duty is another level.

[@robinlillian9471]

She may be queenly in spirit, but she is way back in the line of succession. Lots of people are queenly in bearing or spirit who will never be Queen of England.

[@beantrader4723]

I see Anne as another rf phony-baloney who can kick her nephew & his wife in the teeth by ignoring and shunning them one day and go out the next in fron of cameras to pretend she cares about a bunch of strangers at another booze party, uh doody.

[@MB-lf8rm]

Princess Anne has the heart of a monarch.

[@lovegod8582]

Yeh great qualities: professional, duty, infidelity

[@stephendise7946]

I take it you LOVE these traits in WOMEN but you just HATE THEM in men? Ridiculous!

[@Orybailey]

I love Princess Anne. Down to earth and a saint. She helped so many people without seeking recognition. What an amazing heart.

[@joannehanna2590]

A "Saint"???? Hahahahaha!! Do you even know what that means??

[@Orybailey]

@@joannehanna2590 why do you feel the need to comment, by degrading a compliment of someone, and come off ostentatious? She spent much of her time helping others in other countries and those who need help.

[@leasandiford8]

I never knew anything about Princess Anne, but watching her these last few days handling the loss of her mother Queen Elizabeth really impresses me. In Addition, this video is introducing me to her. I will be watching for her in the near future 🤗 She's someone I'm definitely growing to admire.

[@JaniceBerger-yt9fe]

T

[@Booboonancy]

Somehow, I doubt she felt “humiliated” from falling in muddy water, because there is nothing humiliating about that.

[@pook1960]

I had the same thought

[@kendrickgoad4341]

Lol that is okay i think she's very brilliant !

[@granny58]

Except she's humam and the press was around.

[@bunnyslippers191]

Anyone who has ridden horses at all has fallen off their mount. It's just part of riding. Even the best, most experienced riders do it.

[@amandasherman4140]

I think it was more the response that her fall got that pissed her off. It would have pissed ME off.

[@trafalgar22a8]

HRH Anne is a very splendid human being. Long live the Princess Royal.

[@IreneMy]

Princess Royal is my favourite Royal. A no-nonsense person committed to her duties for the Queen to Country and RF. She deserves to be recognised for her selfless devotion to the charities she is Patron of.

[@elenikominos7404]

❤️

[@kendrickgoad4341]

I think your right here....

[@simone222]

She and Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand, I admire them very much. Humble, highly capable, smart, compassionate, and workaholic/industrious princesses who should very well be the queens of their respective countries.

[@billygd100]

Met her once briefly - handed me my degree at the Royal Albert Hall - was in awe - shes regal and came over as very in control and accomplished.

[@lisamarie2607]

I'm impressed with Anne's humility, strength and ambition. She's a no nonsense person, and yes, she would be a great Queen.

[@beantrader4723]

yeah, how much of that does Anne have with all her sexual affairs with married men, including getting it on with Camilla's husband, Andrew??

[@helycrisea8189]

@@beantrader4723 Yes, I've heard that ! Anne had many boyfriends. One of them was married. I thought she was a virgin like Diana when she married...

[@lovegod8582]

Yeh her infidelity makes her a great example 🙄

[@Kay-hg2vo]

Haters going to hate!

[@helycrisea8189]

@@Kay-hg2vo I like Princess Anne

[@juliocean1331]

Princess Anne is the image of her Mother and Father in everything that is good. What a wonderful Queen she would make. 👑

[@pg4662]

So many of you missing the point here... I really don't think that Princess Anne would want to be Queen!! And Princess Anne has always just got on with her work, not needing the flash of the camera and public approval to validate it, she was above that. A truly remarkable lady.

[@acasualcactus5878]

The Princess Royal is much more suited to be Queen than Charles is to be King.

[@nuzayerov]

Likely, but then again, Charles has two great sons (William and Harry) who would also make great Kings.

[@sooooblewyy]

Prince Charles notices even the smallest detail. He seems very quiet and cool. He'd make a good king as well :D

[@Sphere723]

Since when did merit have anything to do with Monarchy? You get whoever you get based on some medieval rules.

[@faithrada]

@@Sphere723 True.. but it's still fun to speculate. ; )

[@loftsatsympaticodotc]

@@sooooblewyy He now is. God save the King.

[@elsaluvsnutella]

she's so underrated. wish she could be the next queen, so professional and understanding of the job. good head on her shoulders

[@dipin5174]

I agree and Princess Royal is so much more. She's nonpartisan, she doesn't seek attention, she put her children's lives first before a title, she honors, respects, and loves her family's ancestry and traditions, she is herself and is a great role model.

[@elsaluvsnutella]

@Jerome O'Mara why?

[@stvandy1]

No chance of her being a monarch. Charles is the oldest. His by right of succession. She may have Queenly attributes, but I think she knew from an early age that being a monarch was never in her future.

[@dipin5174]

@@stvandy1 yes, i agree. She does have characteristics of a queen but even if she was able to maintain being the monarch before her younger brothers, she would still never be monarch because of P.C and the 4 Cambridges.

[@MikkoHere]

stvandy1 outstanding. We would never had known this had you not stated it for us all.

[@dellahicks7231]

And Erin Doherty totally nails her in The Crown. In my humble opinion, she most resembles the character being played by any of them thus far. The real Princess Anne, on tour in Canada, told my husband he was 'Cute', and gave him a kiss on the cheek. He was 8 years old and it was 1970, he said she was pretty and friendly, seemed like a nice person!

[@freyamckenzie5583]

This is sooo funny, just yesterday my partner referred to someone as, "he's a hick!", I said, "what's a hick?" ...... I had plussed your comment first and then saw your name.

[@donnahilton471]

She was pretty! Like her mum.

[@dellahicks7231]

@@freyamckenzie5583 We laugh ourselves when we use the word 'Hick' Even funnier is when other people will be talking and make a comment along the line of, "They are a bunch of hicks" then they feel the need to explain and apologize! 😄

[@judithphillip7316]

Hey Bossman pop

[@teddymarian9416]

she will always be a queen to me.this woman is something very special,we should all take notes!

[@MrLookitspam]

She would be perfectly marvelous as queen. Her parents both knew that and I’m sure are very proud of her and who she became as a woman.

[@KingJackson11355]

She would have been an amazing queen. But I guess it’s not meant to be and she can still continue doing other things

[@waynebrasler5615]

I have followed her since she was a child. An extraordinary lady-smart, bright, serious, amusing. Always wears clothes beautifully whatever the occasion. Her children adore her.

[@AndreaCandido-tp4kk]

... my Dad has 2 sisTers which are my AunTs AunT Anne AunT Luise my GrandparenTs Their parenTs had never more Son's.

[@ottch8670]

I saw Princess Anne at Blair Castle horse trials in the mid 80's she was parked near us in the lorry park, none of the other competitors treated her differently she was just another rider, she had to push her way to to front in the score tent to see her scores the same as everyone else, a really down to earth hard working lady.

[@Pureimagination200]

Great story

[@daniellemusella1594]

+OTTCH That's pretty cool.

[@lynharrod5087]

Princess Anne has 'always held her own'....She still does....... Humble, clever, capable, intelligent, great whit, sense of duty, a very hard worker, independent, fearless, made the front pages of the best fashion and beauty mags,her formal evening dress is always 'elegance', a gold medal Olympian, loyal, she can drive a tank, a heavy vehicle licence, loves animals and people of every Nationality, outspoken, doesn't suffer fools, humorous, brave, endless fundraiser for Charity...A great example all round, and I have great admiration for her, as you can see. Which she has earned diligently. xx 6.2020. New Zealand.

[@granny58]

She did not win an Olympic medal.

[@lynharrod5087]

@@granny58 OK...She competed tho I'm sure.?? I know she is a very competent horsewoman and has done hundreds of competition events. For many decades .I don't have the actual facts however.

[@delmariecrandall9229]

Ditto from Canada

[@bernadetteponticelliszoke4831]

Loved every moment of this documentary. The Princess Royal is one remarkable woman. This documentary shows just that.

[@junek5838]

Sincere condolences to her loss. It seems she has served and still serving her country with all of her heart. Thank you for the documentary.

[@venoalbazy77]

Her wedding is far more meaningful and beautiful than everyone else's in the royal family. Too bad this is first time I heard of her, nonetheless, I'm glad I found this. Lot's of respect ❤️

[@rosegardener8768]

Three hearty cheers for Princess Royal! from a Briton in the USA

[@paulross6727]

Which wedding are you talking about, her first or second?

[@user_angelmum]

First time hearing of Princess Ann ?

[@venoalbazy77]

@@paulross6727 her first wedding.

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

First time for me too. Why isn't she the Queen now?

[@cynthiakarazim2197]

She and I are close in age. I grew up a small town farm girl in Michigan, USA and was totally enthralled with her, voraciously reading any snipit about her. She has intrigued me for many years, I admire Princess Anne wholeheartedly!

[@manymany5076]

You ain’t smart. This video is about women getting sexually assaulted in public site and people like you changing the subject as to give it a soft landing.

[@nancychace8619]

Interesting story. She's had to stand up for and represent herself every step of the way. Respect for her strength and resilience. Sincere condolences for her loss. RIP to her Mom.

[@ShakeDownStreet0714]

Resilience is a woman's key to success in a male dominated world... A woman has to constantly fight ALL the way to eventually be somewhat accepted as equal to her male colleagues... J.S.

[@michaelnoble6027]

Hello Nancy how are you doing today and your family wishing you Merry Christmas and Happy New year 🎉🎂😊🎂

[@gusy629]

She should have been a queen as she is tough and direct.

[@conchitadesousa365]

I, one hundred per cent, approve ANN as a QUEEN, she has shown to the world the strongest that she is, and the Queen's strength is completely reflected in her. Her Brothers have not absorb the Royal spirit as she completely does... Queen Elizabeth II rest in peace!!!

[@MadamX11]

We all wish!!

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

While that would be WONDERFUL, she can’t. The Perth Agreement, which among other things replaces male preference primogeniture with absolute primogeniture, wasn’t adopted until 2011. If her grandfather, father and older brother die tomorrow, Princess Charlotte would become Queen.

[@lower_than_furries9727]

There is a tremendous difference between being haughty and dignified. Princess Anne is not haughty, she is a royal. Being dignified and graceful is her job, and luckily who she is. I am not British, anyway.

[@dyoungdyounglast6336]

What does Princess Anne mean, "I am not British, anyway?"

[@beantrader4723]

dignified? Tell that one to the wives whose husbands Anne stole then tossed.

[@AtlasBlizzard]

There's something about Anne. She just looks like a queen.

[@annedonnellan6876]

She looks like her own person.

[@alicebrown2007]

She deserves it more than charles !

[@janeaparis]

I can understand that sentiment, that she would rather have RESPECT THAN AFFECTION FROM OTHERS. Respect is a very vital thing, and without it everything is so much harder. Respect is empowering. To me, she seems like a very admirable woman.

[@maryhadnot5153]

Princess Anne is her Mother's daughter. She is just like her in all ways. She would have carried on her Mother's legacy beautifully.

[@lindajetton9664]

Yes She Would Have.

[@marrenpink5433]

She's the best royal after her mum she's smart straightforward classy love her. Besides she's paved the way for younger royals no doubt

[@kendrickgoad4341]

Exactly, that is very true

[@robinsonpaul4798]

She got a lot of pride !

[@manjulaadappa6128]

Her energy, her dedication & hard work makes her a unique, Royal who was not just elegant, extremely attractive, charming, but also her energy & hard working personality that leaves one awestruck..... so different from the fairytale pampered vision of a Royal one is brainwashed into believing............. God bless a remarkably unique princess!!!!

[@luciferalpha3080]

I fell in love with her when the narrator said "she can reduce grown men to tears."

[@chiquitafeldberg8512]

She's my favourite royal, she's a character, humble and caring and what a beautiful woman she was when she was young.

[@terrystephens1102]

The Princess Royal has and continues to be a wonderful example of selfless service.

[@donnalowe5504]

LOVE Princess Anne ... I met her briefly once while I worked as a volunteer for Save the Children Fund in Brisbane and she is so down to earth and always showed genuine interest in the charity not just because she was the Ambassador but she genuinely cares about people but she never entertained silly childish behaviour by Media or anyone else She is the `REAL DEAL`

[@MrCrystalwarrior1]

I have a friend who was part of the Royal Police bodyguard squad, and the stories he told of Princess Anne and how she treated everyone equally are astounding, when compared to how the rest of her siblings and younger royals act toward anyone they deem as "lower" than them.

[@laduchesse9402]

Paul Todd That doesn’t surprise me. Colin Tebbutt, who worked protecting several royals including Diana, recently said she was the best to work for and said she was “100%.” Id love to hear some of your friend’s stories! Would you know any offhand? ☺️

[@MrCrystalwarrior1]

@@laduchesse9402 Well, between you an me only, on her first night of their honeymoon, Captain Mark Phillips was seen fleeing naked from her bedroom at the Palace, followed by Princess Ann, wearing only riding boots and wielding a riding crop, shouting "Get back in here, you cowardly bastard!" Don't tell anyone I told you that, though, as it's supposed to be a secret :->

[@oa1986]

Tell us more! I promise I won’t say anything!

[@alberttalalla1199]

​4

[@vijaykapre5380]

Yes. England is unfortunate in not having Princess Anne as the next queen after QE2.

[@lisastallingskeelor3328]

I’ve always liked Anne. She’s a no non-sense woman. She’s very committed to her work and her charities. Anything she’s set out to do, she’s accomplished. You go girl! 😊

[@lisastallingskeelor3328]

@James Hama doing well thank you

[@lisastallingskeelor3328]

@James Hama America 🇺🇸. Things are about the same here as in most countries with all this pandemic & hyperinflation. I’m doing well, though.

[@beantrader4723]

That's what the wives say about how she stole their husbands from them. Picked clean to the bone.

[@kylee7189]

The fact that as a child she was very outgoing and Prince Charles was shy reminds me of how Prince George and Princess Charlotte are in videos.

[@angelamarie4137]

It was the same with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's children. Their oldest, Vicki, was the outgoing one, and Bertie, who became king, was the total opposite.

[@Wonkothenormal]

Queen Victoria son Bertie, who took the regnal name Edward 7th was very much an outgoing life enjoying man. He enjoyed lavish parties and cheated around very much. His 2nd son though who ascended after him had the more strict and formal personality.

[@athenstar10]

Agree.

[@ilahildasissac1943]

Never thought about that. But that is interesting. She does take after her dad.

[@anitataylor4287]

She is a Leo

[@MelWarrior]

I kept hearing "she can be snappy, she can reduce grown men to tears" a bit of harsh take on a woman who actually just is practical and honest,,,,honestly I didnt see her reducing any man to tears,,,, what I saw, instead, was a woman who was recognizing the hard working men who were soldiers and going in, alongside of them as a way to shine a spotlight on them,,,the dimwitted lazy press doesnt know how to think outside the box to see anyone's worth, so they chracterized, or rather satitrized her instead of appreciating her

[@dogcatfamily2476]

Well done. You educated this American about someone she knew nothing about. .Truly respect this woman for holding her own, charting her course and being true to herself and her position. I was very touched seeing her at the Vigil of the Princes. Her emotion was palpable but, her honor to her Queen, her duty as an officer and Titled Royal kept her under control. I wanted to know more about this strong, devoted, loving daughter whom I knew nothing about except her name which brought me to this video. Her beauty in youth and her not falling into that lavish designer posh image and lifestyle but, rather devoting herself to the military and her less "glamorous" Charities and a very strenuous devotion to service as a Royal shows a woman who would have made a great Queen (as her mother.) Blessings and thank you to Princess Anne for being a great role model in women's history among her many successes.

[@shopsshire9282]

She needs to be Queen, right ?

[@dogcatfamily2476]

@@shopsshire9282 She doesn't want to be Queen. I don't make the rules. I do think of most Royals she is the most prepared, best character and most devoted. She would make her mother proud. It is not her birthright.

[@kathleendanford2631]

Yes I finally get to meet Anne I too was my fathers first born daughter ( Tom Boy) horses, machines the bigger the better, tools in hand at five under the car with my dad. Alas he forbid me to enlist in the service. Being who I am got a job as a technician for all military employed contractor only woman in the building that wasn't a secretary. I loved horses as well had two and would go and exercise the neighbors horses. Learned to fist fight for self defense taught to me by my uncle and my dad. I thoughly appreciate her strong work ethic as my father raised me as well to have. Only woman in the USA to run a high temperature evaporator ; over saw the crew in blend room and cooling tower operations as well as the boiler, I worked 6-7 days per week 12 hour shifts. Put myself through 4 years college non stopped and took extra courses to get my monies worth. First to be as an artist to be accepted in the science illustration program at UCSC design for biology majors. I tell young people push yourself you might be surprised at what you can do I am a person that never have known what no means just keep knocking at that door because even if you hear no one day they might say yes. It is determination that companies hire you for not what you can do but the williness to try and give it your all. Anne gave it her all now and always. Hip hip hurray 👍 We are close in age maybe that is the similarity. I still haven't slow down never will not afraid to try anything new . Swinging hammers and working on cars and machinery. Keep on trucking Anne.

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

To add to ‘dogcatfamily,’ the Perth Agreement of 1799(?) was officially adopted in 2011, too late to benefit Princess Anne. It replaced male preference primogeniture with absolute primogeniture, meaning that the first-born, regardless of gender, would become King/Queen. But both of her parents said, “it’s too bad Anne isn’t a boy, she’d make a much better ruler than her older brother.’ @@shopsshire9282

[@ednalouwrens4636]

49:41 ​@@kathleendanford2631

[@4UPrettyLady]

i love Princess Ann's wedding dress,' the pearls around the neckline and the drooping arms. She has been under-rated, i love her personality

[@weltschmertzz]

As a normal person who doesn't usually smile and doesn't conform to how a woman should be "feminine" but focused on the task/result at hand instead of appearances, I understand how we can be viewed negatively even without doing anything truly bad.

[@beantrader4723]

Commiting adultery, carrying on with other men while married is pretty bad.

[@sluurr6171]

@@beantrader4723 much like the Royal men..

[@ShakeDownStreet0714]

@@beantrader4723 I wouldn't necessarily assume that Anne committed adultery cuz those "men" most likely cheated on Anne first. Then again, I don't care WHO Anne sleeps with as long as it's consensual & the person Anne is sleeping with is of adult age... J.S.

[@monelleny]

The way she treats people is truly bad.

[@PeteNice29]

Yes, sure, but there's value in actually displaying a bit of humanity towards that goal.

[@lindsaydt66]

I've met her several times and have been photographed with her and have enjoyed her company especually when she visited The Bahamas in 2015. I've participated in The Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders' Dialogue (CCELD), which is built of the Duke of Edinburgh's Commonwealth Study Conference - of which Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, Princess Anne is President. She is very down to earth, funny and genuinely interested in you.

[@ritahorvath8207]

. a - ha . . . .

[@beantrader4723]

When the cameras role the acting begins.

[@4islandbeauty]

Never heard of Princess Anne, she sounds like such a bad ass. No nonsense and a straight shooter, what a wonderful documentary! Grew up during the 90s and I can only remember admiring Princess Diana and fawning over her sons however never paid much attention to anyone in the royal family. Interesting documentary!

[@thomasdaily4363]

"She doesn't tolerate fools." No WONDER she looked like she didn't really want to be standing next to Nixon!

[@RobRoyBoaz]

Actually, of the two, Nixon was the more intelligent. Nixon was in fact an extremely intelligent man. Way above anything the British Royal Family has ever produced. Fact.

[@BeyondallreasonPHd]

@@RobRoyBoaz lol! How to make a fool of yourself!

[@memc0282]

Actually Nixon's IQ was 131, that's smart but not genius, actually Eisenhower and Kennedy had higher scores moneywise.com/a/smartest-and-least-brainy-presidents

[@RobRoyBoaz]

@@memc0282 May well be the case, but the issue here is about Nixon, and not Eisenhower and/or Kennedy, or for that matter comparing the IQ score of various U.S. Presidents. Nor is the concept of genius an issue. The man was clever.

[@memc0282]

@@RobRoyBoaz was clever, yes, however Watergate show that all that intelligence was not being use for good

[@normankelley]

As an American I'm indifferent to British royalty. However, I did find this doc on Anne very interesting. She's her own person as well as attending to the duties of being a "working royal."