What is a Princess?

A nonreigning female member of a royal family, especially the daughter or granddaughter (if she is a son’s child) of a king or queen. Also, a woman who has the qualities or characteristics of a princess.

A woman who lives her life like a princess is considered to be pampered and privileged and often has an attitude problem. She expects others to serve her and has a sense of entitlement. If you are a princess, it is important to understand that you must help others, not be served by them.

Princess Cruises is a recognized leader in worldwide cruising, offering itineraries that span seven continents and call at more than 330 ports of call. Founded in 1965, the cruise line was among the first to offer passengers the opportunity to personalize their cruise experience with a variety of onboard options and amenities, including Anytime Dining and a unique range of immersive shore excursions led by local destination experts.

The article, “The Princess Alice Story” by Rebecca Cope, describes how the princess, wife of Prince Arthur of Wales, dedicated her life to helping those in need. It shows the importance of putting one’s own beliefs and values into practice, regardless of what role one is in. Princess Alice exemplified this by taking part in humanitarian work and charity in the face of great adversity, not retreating to her royal palace. She also worked for the Red Cross during World War I and saved a Jewish family from persecution in Greece.