The British royal family does have its official social media accounts, but only a certain few members are allowed to have their individual accounts. Get to know which royals have their personal accounts and where to keep up with all the royal family members on social media.
The Working Royals
Those who are of highest royal status (Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William and Duchess Kate, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, etc.) are considered as “working” royals. Working royals are those who perform official royal duties or make public appearances on behalf of the royal family.
The reason they can’t open their own personal social media is to maintain their image and the image of the royal family. They must always keep up the most prestigious image to the public. Owning social media accounts like Instagram and Twitter then posting anything without the approval of Kensington Palace could mean potential trouble for the family.
The Non-working Royals
Royals like Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice and their parents, Duke Andrew of York and Sarah Ferguson, have their own social media accounts. Eugenie has a verified Instagram account, Beatrice has an official Twitter account, while the Duke of York and Sarah have both Twitter and Instagram.
They can open their own personal accounts because they are not “working” royals. Only working royals are listed in the royals’ official website. In terms of status, they are not required to perform official royal duties as the Queen and her family do. It’s not necessary for them to follow specific royal rules, and they can essentially do anything they please as long it keeps up with their image. Since they’re not listed in the royals’ official website, they’re free to post pictures whenever they want.
The Royal Family’s Social Media Accounts
The royal family has official Twitter and Instagram accounts with the same username handles. For all the working royals, visit @RoyalFamily on Twitter and @TheRoyalFamily on Instagram.
Today, members of the Royal Family attended events to mark #CommonwealthDay - the annual day which celebrates the achievements of Commonwealth nations working together for the common good. Read our round-up of the day at: https://t.co/wP4xOnRgjL pic.twitter.com/eeWSEsKzBp
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) March 11, 2019
Activities of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex can be followed on their account @KensingtonRoyal.
On #CommonwealthDay The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined The Queen and Members of the @RoyalFamily for the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey. pic.twitter.com/aTLekfZxm8
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 11, 2019
Here’s for the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall: @ClarenceHouse.
The Prince of Wales has visited 45 Commonwealth countries, accompanied by The Duchess of Cornwall on many of these visits since their marriage in 2005. #CommonwealthDay pic.twitter.com/fjZukOg0WV
— The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall (@ClarenceHouse) March 11, 2019
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