King Charles's only sister, Princess Anne, was born on August 15, 1950, to their parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip.
Much like her siblings, Anne grew up in the spotlight and even got married in a televised ceremony in 1973.
Before becoming one of the hardest-working royals in the British royal family, she was also a champion equestrian, becoming the first British royal to ever compete in the Olympics.
While history has focused on King Charles' life as the heir to the British throne, his sister, Princess Anne, has not only been a hardworking royal for decades, but has supported him every step of the way.
Born less than two years after her brother, Anne, the Princess Royal, was born on August 15, 1950, to her parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip. At a young age, Anne set herself apart in her family because of her passion and talent for horseback riding. "If it doesn't fart or eat hay, she isn't interested," Phillip once joked of his daughter, per People.
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Much like her siblings, Anne grew up in the spotlight and even got married in a televised ceremony in 1973.
Before becoming one of the hardest-working royals in the British royal family, she was also a champion equestrian, becoming the first British royal to ever compete in the Olympics.
While history has focused on King Charles' life as the heir to the British throne, his sister, Princess Anne, has not only been a hardworking royal for decades, but has supported him every step of the way.
Born less than two years after her brother, Anne, the Princess Royal, was born on August 15, 1950, to her parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip. At a young age, Anne set herself apart in her family because of her passion and talent for horseback riding. "If it doesn't fart or eat hay, she isn't interested," Phillip once joked of his daughter, per People.
#anne #elizabeth
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