Princess Beatrice seen partying until 2am at Glastonbury VIP bar as crowd hurls abuse at King Charles
Princess Beatrice has been spotted partying in a secret VIP Glastonbury spot at the annual festival and was seen unwinding with friends at the Soho House pop-up following Dua Lipa's dazzling Pyramid Stage appearance.
This exclusive bar, tucked away behind a hedge and guarded by double security, is a haven for hospitality guests only.
Dressed casually in a black jacket, trousers, and white trainers, Beatrice was photographed enjoying cocktails into the early hours of Saturday, reports the Mirror.
The mother of two blended seamlessly into the party scene, barely drawing attention as she indulged in £13.50 Picantes and danced to Kylie Minogue's hit Can't Get You Out of My Head.
A source told the Mirror: "Beatrice loves Glastonbury and always has a great time but she prefers to stay low key and blend in with the crowd. She'd rather have a good time with her pals than draw attention from anyone else."
It wasn't until well past midnight that Beatrice and her group decided to wrap up their night.
Among other celebs who showed their endurance after Dua's memorable set were Cara Delevingne and Anya Taylor-Joy, who, sporting a jacket emblazoned with 'VIAGRA', were seen asking festival wardens for directions to the VIP area at 1.30am.
Cara was over the moon when a group of festival attendees recognised her and expressed their admiration for her recent role as Sally Bowles in Cabaret.
Emma Corrin and Rami Malek appeared more intimate than ever, spotted cuddling at a property lock up at 2am. The Crown's star, known for her portrayal of Princess Diana in the popular Netflix series, nestled into the Bohemian Rhapsody actor's chest while they waited for their belongings.
They also engaged in friendly chats with fans in the queue, receiving compliments on their acting performances before leaving hand in hand. Earlier this month, it was reported that the duo have moved in together, sparking rumours of a possible engagement.
While Beatrice was enjoying herself with her famous friends, rock band IDLES had taken to the Other Stage hours earlier, leading the crowd in chants of "F**k the King." The band's performance, which was broadcasted live with a slight delay on Friday night, caused headaches for BBC executives due to its political statements.
During a pro-immigration song, a boat seemingly carrying migrant children was surfed through the crowd, while lead singer Joe Balbot labelled Nigel Farage a 'fascist.'
Meanwhile, on the Pyramid Stage, Dua Lipa wowed the audience with her first headline performance, complete with fireworks, polished dance routines and surprise guests.
The pop sensation labelled the event as "the maddest night of my life", as she entertained the crowd with a medley of her hit songs, including These Walls, Break My Heart, Hallucinate, Electricity, Physical and Don't Start Now.
The 28 year old star began and concluded her Pyramid stage performance with tracks from her latest album Radical Optimism, starting with Training Season and ending with Houdini, accompanied by a spectacular fireworks display.
"This has been a massive dream come true," she said, before declaring her love for Glastonbury.
