With the Duchess of Sussex recently rejoining Instagram, we are taking a look at which royals have individual Instagram accounts.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
The Prince and Princess of Wales have an Instagram account where they share their work. Unlike some of the other royal accounts, they do not post images from their day-to-day lives.
Unlike her cousins, Eugenie doesn’t undertake official royal duties and her account is a more personal one. She shares images from charity events and moments with her family.
While no longer a member of the Royal Family, Sarah, Duchess of York is still very much in the royal fold. Her Instagram account includes her projects and some photos of time spent with her family.
Official images of the King’s work in Bhutan are regularly shared on the social platform. It’s not believed that he personally makes the posts on the account. Like her husband, it’s not believed that she personally makes the posts.
Like her husband, the Queen’s account posts updates from royal events, birthdays and holidays.
Photo: Royal Office for Media
The Count formerly held the title of Prince of Denmark until his grandmother, Queen Margrethe, revoked the royal titles of her grandchildren not in the direct line of succession. Nikolai is a model and shares photos from his job and private life.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
The Crown Princess of Norway’s Instagram has been inactive since 2021. Before that, she posted mainly private family photos with some pictures from official engagements.
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway
The Princess has two accounts, but her original account is now inactive. She currently uses the account linked above to share her work and family life. She no longer undertakes official royal engagements, and as such, her account is more promotional for her businesses and sharing special time with her family.
Princess Madeleine was the first member of the Swedish Royal Family to have an individual social media account when she launched an account on Facebook. Several years later, she moved on to Instagram where she posts images from her day-to-day life and work she undertakes on behalf of the Crown.
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia launched an Instagram after Princess Madeleine’s success. They share their charitable work and personal photos from their family life with the public.
Princess Mabel, the widow of Prince Friso and sister-in-law of the King, does not represent the Dutch Royal Family, except on the rare occasion. She is a humanitarian and her account is dedicated to that work.
The Countess is the granddaughter of Princess Beatrix and niece of King Willem-Alexander. As an influencer, Eloise posts tidbits from her life on social media and promotes products.
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa posts photos from official events, interviews, and private family moments – like wishing her children and grandchildren happy birthday.
As one of the consorts of the Emir Father of Qatar, the Sheikha posts images and videos from official events.
Queen Rania is very active on social media, sharing the work she does in and outside Jordan.
Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan
Crown Prince Hussein shares the work he does on his Instagram account. He also posts personal photos of his family – including a photo with his daughter ahead of a football match.
The Prince is one of the children of the Sultan of Brunei and regularly posts images from his private life, military training and official events.
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Crown Prince Pavlos, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece and their children
The Greek Royal Family announced on their official website which members of the family hold Instagram accounts. They include Crown Prince Pavlos, his wife, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and their children. Prince Nikolaos, Princess Nina and Princess Theodora also have accounts. Their handles are as follows:
@pavlosgreece
@mariechantal22
@princenikolaos
@tgreece
@ninaflohr
@olympiagreece
@alexiosgreece
@achi_of_greece
@odysseas_of_greece
@aristides_of_greece
*Please note that the above list only includes individual accounts and not the main accounts of the royal families.
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