Princess Eugenie of York is the daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, sister to Princess Beatrice, cousin of William and Harry and granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II. She has created her own Instagram account on International Women's Day.
For her first post, the 27-year-old royal shared a short clip from the WE Day charity concert, held at London's SSE Arena, where she gave a candid speech about her childhood diagnosis with Scoliosis.
And in the caption, Princess Eugenie stated that she will continue to her account on the digital platform to "share the causes, passions and people close to my heart."
The royal family members have in fact own a series of official Instagram accounts. But those accounts are only used to share official announcements and royal photos.
The likes of Prince William, Prince Harry and Kate Middleton, have never had an Instagram account. Meghan Marke who is marrying Harry, was once an avid social media user - but has since deleted her account.
In Princess Eugenie's case, her account is meant to be for personal public use, making her the first in the British royal that breaks the precedent with a very unusual move
Princess Eugenie then took her account that has its own verified blue tick, to give it some more personal insights into her life with husband-to-be Jack Brooksbank by sharing a never-before-seen candid from the couple's series of engagement photos.
