Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice Danced the Night Away at a Celine Dion Concert
At the British Summer Time Hyde Park festival where Celine Dion was performing, a few special guests were spotted in the VIP section: none other than Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice!

- As reported by Charlotte Dean for Daily Mail Online, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were just spotted at the Celine Dion concert in London, dancing away happily.
- The pair were having a blast, dancing and singing along to the icon.
- Celine just graced us with her presence at Paris Fashion Week—pantsless, natch.
Ummmm apparently Celine Dion has some royal fans!! At the British Summer Time Hyde Park festival where the singer was performing, a few special guests were spotted in the VIP section: none other than Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice! Bea had her hair down in loose waves and both girls wore summer dresses—Eugenie even donned some (very trendy) sunglasses. I love the little bird design on Bea's dress, AND she paired it with white fashion sneakers, so she and I are clearly style twins. An eagle-eye Twitter user IDed them as Veja Project ‘Nova’ sneakers in White Pierre.
Throughout, the girls also snapped photos and videos of the singer on their phone—do a live Instagram for me, please?—and seemed totally relaxed and happy. Ok, but now I have a very important question: Which Celine song is your favorite, princesses?? Mine is "That's the Way It Is," but I also really loved her theme song for the Deadpool 2 movie. Just tweet me, either of you!
You can see the full video here, with all the hand-waving and singing along:
I love the goofy dancing on display—it's very similar to my own. I have such a soft spot for the two sisters, and obviously, like a normal human person, I adore Celine Dion, so I am officially incredibly jealous.
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