Eugenie creates havoc at Movida
Updated 12:33pm on 23 Oct 2008Princess Eugenie has only recently become old enough to get into clubs, and she is certainly making the most of it. She was having a ball last night at the £2.5 million re-launch of Movida nightclub.

Party Princess: Eugenie at the re-launch
An onlooker said: "She was sitting with a male chum and a group of other friends. They were all having a great time, dancing and laughing."
But the fun came to an abrupt halt when Eugenie tried to get herself a drink. Our spy continued: "Eugenie and her chum were trying to open a bottle of champagne together, but obviously don't have too much experience - the bottle exploded, covering their friends and other clubbers in bubbly.
"Some people looked really angry, and when a bouncer went to tell them not to do it again, Eugenie hid behind her friend like she was still at school. No-one minded too much, and they were soon dancing again."
Eugenie is a regular weeknight clubber - usually at Boujis, Kitts and Whisky Mist - definitely giving her the title of the party princess.
However, despite being sixth in line to the throne, Eugenie hardly puts on any airs and graces.
She was dancing with friends outside the VIP area while Paris Hilton demanded her own VIP spot and was surrounded by four bodyguards. We know Eugenie must have a bodyguard somewhere, but he was being more discreet than Paris's people - naturally!
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These Princesses are lazy and embarrassing. God knows why the taxpayer has to fork out for security officers to look after them while they fall in and out of nightclubs. Prince Andrew should pay for it himself.
They should also do some charity work. If they dont want to, then they can drop the HRH and all the privileges that go with it.
- Sally, London, UK, 27/10/2008 16:27
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I agree with Don. I'm fed up with seeing these privileged young royals, who live off wealth either seized from or given to them by the State (taxpayers), tumbling out of nightclubs and fashion shows. They're really no different now from footballers and their WAGs. What is the point of the minor Royals??
- Ben, London, 24/10/2008 12:45
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These Royals are a far cry from their esteemed grandmother.
Different generation, different attitudes.
- Don, whangarei, new zealand, 23/10/2008 22:26
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