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Princess Anne snubs unwritten royal rule in first interview since Philip's death

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12.06.2021 - 21:17

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Princess Anne seemingly broke an unwritten royal protocol when she gave the first interview since her father Prince Philip's death.The Princess Royal spoke to ITV Royal Editor Chris Ship from Gatcombe Park in Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire.Eagle-eyed watchers also noticed Anne seemingly going against an unspoken royal rule about how female members of the Royal Family should sit, reports Gloucestershire Live.One viewer tweeted: "Princess Anne sitting like a normal woman with her legs crossed instead of the ridiculous 'royal position' of uncrossed."Anne did not break any hard and fast rule when she was pictured sitting in the chair but royals are often all seen adopting the same stance known as a "Duchess Slant".Etiquette expert Myka Meier.

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