Princess Anne's 1983 Hair Defies Gravity on TV

A 1983 television interview featuring Princess Anne has recently gained viral attention, primarily due to her memorable hairstyle. In the clip from 'Parkinson in Australia', the Princess Royal sported a voluminous, gravity-defying bouffant that has led to widespread online discussion and speculation among fans. Many viewers commented on the striking difference from her current appearance, with some questioning if it was a wig.

Princess Anne herself has addressed the topic of her hair in a later documentary. She expressed surprise at the time it took to style her hair for portrayals, like the one in Netflix's 'The Crown', stating that her own routine is significantly quicker. The Princess Royal indicated that her trademark hairstyle typically requires only 10 to 15 minutes to arrange, suggesting a practical approach to her appearance.

During the resurfaced interview, Princess Anne also shared an amusing anecdote from her first royal tour of Australia in 1983. She recounted mistaking the phrase "to die" for "today" due to the Australian accent, highlighting a humorous cultural misunderstanding. The conversation with Sir Michael Parkinson touched upon her experiences as part of the Royal Family and her perspective on royal duties.