An Uber driver in New York was delighted when he unsuspectingly picked up some celebrity customers at the weekend.
David Capellan was cruising along on his regular shift in the Big Apple when he stopped to pick up a group that included Princess Beatrice, her longterm boyfriend Dave Clark, and their newlywed pals Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis who got married in secret last month.
The famous foursome were reportedly out on the town celebrating Mila’s 32nd birthday.
In a move that reveals that even royalty and celebrities use cabbies like a cheaper from of life counselling, Caplellan took a selfie with the famous quartet and in the caption said that they used the time in his car to have a “crazy convo”.
“They were pretty hilarious,” Capellan later told E! News.
While the birthday of the Black Swan actress might cause some to think that limo and helicopter rides were in order to get around NYC, Ashton, 37, is reportedly an investor in the Uber car service so he would have been delighted to do some grassroots marketing.
As for 27-year-old Beatrice, once upon a time Princesses lived sheltered lives away from the prying eye of the public, but in the age of the internet those days are long gone.
Modern day monarchs are getting social media savvy and swapping their tiaras for technology and splashing their selfies all over the internet just like everybody else – see which royals are in the twittersphere!
An Uber driver in New York was delighted when he unsuspectingly picked up Princess Beatrice, her longterm boyfriend Dave Clark, and their newlywed pals Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis at the weekend.
Princess Beatrice also has a Twitter account but unlike other members of her generation the Princess doesn’t use the medium to tweet sexy selfies but instead boost her philanthropic interests. Here the young royal is with Holly Branson giving a Twitter shout out to one of her charitable causes.
Prince Andrew broke the British mould and was the first member of the royal family to join Twitter with a personal account. His first tweet read: “Welcome to my Twitter account – AY” and since then he has clearly mastered the art of taking a good selfie!
Harry breached the royal technology barrier back in May when he fired off his first tweet on the @InvictusLondon handle. The message read: “Hope everyone will get behind #invictusgames. Great opportunity to support and thank the men and women who have given so much. Harry.”
William and Harry took the opportunity to take some selfies together while at a Google hangout session where they were joining the search to find young people for the Queen’s Young Leaders Awards.
Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece and Denmark is a busy working mother-of-five who also happens to find the time to keep her 30k Instagram followers in the loop of her royal life. She is also a fan of the “duck face” it would seem. Of this shot at Paris Fashion Week the trendy Princess captioned: “When In doubt pout with da mama.”
Marie-Chantal posted this shot of her eldest daughter, Princess Maria-Olympia having a real-life princess meets Disney princess moment. “Olympia in pink”, she wrote.
The Crown Princess of Norway, Mette-Marit is as down-to-earth as they come and allows her loyal subjects to take a sneak-peek into her personal life with her Twitter account, @CrownPrincessMM.
While they mightn’t have their own Twitter account William and Kate posed for #selfies with fans while in Sydney earlier this year.
William and Kate utilised the Clarence House Twitter account to announce the name of their first born. “The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to announce that they have named their son George Alexander Louis,” read the tweet. A follow-up tweet gave followers the appropriate title to use when addressing the royal offspring: “The baby will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.”
Princess Madeleine of Sweden uses her Facebook to connect with her royal fans. She recently posted this snap of herself with her husband, British-born American businessman Christopher O’Neill and their baby daughter, Princess Leonore, Duchess of Gotland, born in February.
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