Buckingham Palace made its first social media appearance on Friday, following closely on the heels of Meghan Markle’s announcement of her latest Netflix projects. The palace’s post featured Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, during her visit to HMS Venturer in Rosyth.
The accompanying statement detailed Princess Anne’s visit to the Royal Navy’s newest frigate, HMS Venturer, currently undergoing construction in Rosyth. As the ship’s Sponsor, Her Royal Highness toured the assembly facility and interacted with the ship’s company at work.
During her visit, Princess Anne met with the individuals responsible for constructing the UK’s first Type 31 warship. She also engaged with the sailors tasked with bringing the 455ft vessel to life and preparing it for active service across the globe.
The timing of the palace’s social media post is noteworthy, coming just a day after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced two new nonfiction series under their Archewell Productions banner for Netflix. This announcement precedes their potential return to the UK, adding an additional layer of significance to the royal family’s digital presence.
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Despite the spotlight on Meghan and Harry’s Netflix ventures, Buckingham Palace chose to highlight Princess Anne’s engagement, showcasing the ongoing commitment of the royal family to their official duties and engagements.
As Meghan and Harry embark on new projects in the entertainment industry, the royal family remains steadfast in its dedication to public service and engagement with various sectors of society. Princess Anne’s visit to HMS Venturer serves as a testament to this commitment, emphasizing the importance of honoring tradition and fulfilling official responsibilities amidst a changing landscape.
