Princess Anne, known for her no-nonsense attitude, unchanging hairstyle and work ethic, often flew under the radar during her siblings' scandals and dramas. But as one of her brother's most trusted advisers, her influence is set to grow.
abc.net.au/news/princess-anne-to-be-influential-adviser-to-king-charles/101465202When the Queen died earlier this month at the home she called her "paradise in the Highlands", two of her four children were by her side.
Known for her no-nonsense attitude, unchanging hairstyle and work ethic, she has often flown under the radar during her siblings' scandals and dramas.There are even reports the new King wants to change an 85-year-old law so that The Queen gave Anne the title Princess Royal, an honour bestowed on the monarch's oldest daughter for three centuries.
"I nearly lost my temper with him, but I knew that if I did, I should hit him and he would shoot me."While Anne was often viewed as brash and haughty by outsiders, to her brother, she was a close friend and confidante.With more than a decade between the births of Charles and Anne and their younger brothers Andrew and Edward, a strong lifelong bond was formed between the older siblings.
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