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Princess Caught Prancing Naked at School

Posted Jun 14, 08 3:24 PM CDT in Gossip 

(Newser) – Princess Eugenie got a stern rebuke from school officials after prancing naked around her college campus last month. The Duke of York's daughter reportedly downed drinks with friends before dancing in the buff around the £23,000-a-year school. Their playful shrieks awoke senior staff. "It was nothing more than high jinks at the end of term,” a royal source told the Press Association.

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Princess Eugenie attends the wedding of Peter Phillips 30, to Autumn Kelly 31, at St George's Chapel in Windsor on May 17, 2008.   (AFP/Getty Images)
Britain's Princess Beatrice, right, Princess Eugenie, center, and Prince Andrew, leave St. George's Chapel in Windsor, England, after attending the marriage ceremony of Peter Phillips.   (AP Photo/Sang Tan, Pool)
Princess Eugenie, granddaughter of Britain's Queen Elizabeth.   (Getty Images (by Event))
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