16 Times Princess Anne Proved She Was the Most Relatable Member of the Royal Family

Updated on Jan 18, 2019 at 6:20 PM

Although we love following the adventures of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and the Queen, there are a few underrated royals who also deserve our attention — and the fascinating Princess Anne is one of them. Whether she is in uniform riding a horse or dressed up for a state dinner, the Queen's daughter is one of our favorite members of the royal family to watch, and we couldn't help but notice that she sometimes looks as if she'd rather be anywhere else but where duty brought her. Need proof? Here are 16 times when she didn't have time for this sh*t.

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16 Times Princess Anne Proved She Was the Most Relatable Member of the Royal Family

Are You Really Expecting Me to Stand in the Rain All Day?

Why Am I Even Here?

Get Out of My Way, I'm Going Home

Why Oh Why Did I Agree to Come Here?

Yes, I'm Dressed Like Mary Poppins. Do You Have a Problem With That?

Oh, Great. Yet Another Trinket That Will Gather Dust.

I Really Can't Wait For This to Be Over

Seriously Though, I Want to Go

Urgh, Why Am I Here Again?

Not Only Did I Not Want to Be Here, but This Hat Is Also Absolutely Ridiculous

They Can't See Us, Let's Go Home

Is It Time to Go Home Yet?

I'm the Queen's Daughter, Get Me Out of Here!

Remind Me Why I Had to Come Here Again?

Can We Have Dinner Now? I Don't Really Care About Your Speech to Be Honest.

Seriously Though, Hurry Up. You Don't Want Me to Be Hangry.

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