Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may want to take notes!
Let's put it on the table:are clearly done with this royal business. After what the media has put them through, who wouldn't be? They clearly just want to do things that matter, without the hassle. With so many people scrutinizing their decision, a question keeps popping up: Is it possible to lead a normal life as a royal?
Well, sorta. Fanfare included, there are plenty of royals who don't let fame get in the way of doing the things they love -- that includes chasing after their own careers! Yes,Who on earth would want to work if they were royalty? Lots of royal fam members, it turns out. In fact, it seems like royal family members have a lot of work to do to begin with.
From dukes to earls and princes to princesses, we love seeing royals break tradition and thriving. Here are a few of them who show us that working-while-royal is NBD!We all loved her wedding with Jack Brooksbank, but DYK -- this royal is actually the Director of Hauser & Wirth? She started as the Associate Director, but moved her way up in the art gallery! According to an interview with
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