Princess Beatrice was seen rocking out to Kings of Leon in London just hours after coming back from Glastonbury.
The royal showed no sign of being tired as she was spotted energetically dancing and singing along to the band, who were headlining BST Hyde Park, on Sunday night.
It marked quite the weekend for the Royal after she was seen partying until the early hours at a VIP Glastonbury hideout.
The royal and her pals let their hair down at the Soho House outpost after Dua Lipa headlined the Pyramid Stage on Friday.
Beatrice was spied downing cocktails until the small hours of Saturday morning. She was sipping £13.50 Picantes and swaying
along to Kylie Minogue ‘s Can’t Get You Out of My Head. And the following day in Hyde Park, she was seen singing along to the band’s 2008 hit ‘Use Somebody’
with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 40, in a private box.
Wearing a plain navy jumper and light black jacket, she was at one point spotted waving her arms around and jumping up and down as she got into the party spirit. A source said: “Beatrice was clearly having a great time, and despite her late nights at Glastonbury, showed no sign of tiredness. ” At Glastonbury, it was way past midnight when Beatrice and her friends finally called it a night.
Kings of Leon’s show at American Express presents BST Hyde Park came after SZA peformed the previous night. SZA got a vastly bigger crowd on Saturday night in London. BST sources say she pulled in 50,000 punters, which appears to dwarf the number of people watching her at Glastonbury. Other artists performing at BST include Robbie Williams, Andrea Bocelli and Stevie Nicks.
Fleetwood Mac star Stevie is proving one the hottest tickets in town and has completely sold out. The songstress’ set list for her tour contains several Fleetwood Mac songs, which has also contributed to the demand. The band are incredibly popular with young people who are discovering their music for the first time. Fleetwood Mac have never played BST Hyde Park and any further shows by the band look unlikely after the death of Christine McVie.
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Source: New York Post
