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‘The Princess Diaries’ fans go nuts for Anne Hathaway’s latest regal outing

Once a queen always a queen, at least in the hearts and minds of her subjects.

Anne Hathaway rose to fame as gawky high school student Mia Thermopolis, who turned into Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi, Princess of Genovia in the 2001 cult classic The Princess Diaries.

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She went on to become queen in the sequel, and at a recent BVLGARI event in Paris, her royal training shone through as she dazzled like the sun in canary yellow, with a heavy diamond choker clasped around her neck. Many fans of the actress who grew up having watched her onscreen transition were overjoyed to see the actress looking so regal in real life.

Alongside Hathaway was K-Pop rapper, BLACKPINK’s Lisa, similarly adorned in bright yellow. The singer, who hails from Thailand, has been affectionately referred to by fans as the Princess of Thailand. She is considered one of Thailand’s greatest exports, and seems to be adored by the country, using her platform to promote its culture and heritage, as well as donating money after the nation faced a devastating monsoon in 2019. If that isn’t princess-like behavior, then what is?

Both were in attendance at the luxury brand’s launch event for its newest jewelry collection, Eden the Garden of Wonders, as ambassadors for the brand. Hathaway was only just made an ambassador last month, debuting her role at Cannes Film Festival where the actress did well not only with her film Armageddon Time by director James Gray, which received thunderous seven-minute applause from the Cannes crowd, but also for her style choices throughout the event.

Fans of both Hathaway and Lisa went into a meltdown on Twitter after seeing the two together, in matching colored outfits.

This fan believes that the room was in the presence of not one but two queens.

20 years on from The Princess Diaries, and Hathaway is still as beautiful as ever.

This particular fan wants to ensure that correct etiquette is observed.

Some fans imagined what was being said between the two, maybe projecting a little of what we would all want to say if we found ourselves sat next to the Queen of Genovia herself.

https://twitter.com/mnlsa1997/status/1533969452949467136

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, another ambassador for the luxury brand, was also in attendance and it’s giving fans ideas for a third installment.

Seeing all three together was just so meaningful for some fans.

Of the moment, some felt that these two women coming together is a powerful moment.

https://twitter.com/gioverdon/status/1533975710204936192

Hathaway is sure to meet up with her co-ambassadors at future events, much to the joy of fans of these powerhouse women. You can see her in her recent television series WeCrashed over on Apple TV, or in her recent film Armageddon Time, which premiered at Cannes on May 19, with a theatrical release on the way.


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Laura Pollacco
Laura Pollacco is Freelance Writer at We Got This Covered and has been deep diving into entertainment news for almost a full year. After graduating with a degree in Fashion Photography from Falmouth University, Laura moved to Japan, then back to England, and now back to Japan. She doesn't watch as much anime as she would like but keeps up to date with all things Marvel and 'Lord of the Rings'. She also writes about Japanese culture for various Tokyo-based publications.