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Inside glam world of royals with surprisingly normal lives – including hunky personal trainer & 'English-rose bombshell' | The Sun
A LIFE in the spotlight is par for the course for most members of the Royal Family.
But there is a set of direct descendants of the Queen who manage to move largely under the radar.
The grandchildren of the late monarch's sister, Princess Margaret, prefer a quieter life and have managed to forge successful careers away from the glare of public scrutiny.
While Margaret was known for her big personality and love of the limelight, she preferred to keep the lives of her children – David Armstrong-Jones, 2nd Earl of Snowdon, and Lady Sarah Chatto – as normal as possible.
She once said: "My children aren’t royal, they just happen to have the Queen as an aunt."
That ethos appears to have trickled down to her grandchildren – Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, Arthur Robert Nathaniel Chatto, Samuel Chatto and Charles Armstrong-Jones.
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Here we take a look at how the foursome live their lives without the pressures of royal responsibilities.
Samuel Chatto
Samuel Chatto, 26, is the son of Lady Sarah and Daniel Chatto.
He has an open Instagram account and has shared candid snaps over the years, including from his time at uni.
He appears to have inherited his grandmother’s love for the arts; after graduating from Eton he studied for a degree in History of Art at Edinburgh University.
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