“Day-dreaming” Princess Beatrice late to class

Princess Beatrice turned up 20 minutes late yesterday for her first university lecture — after a night out.

Bea, 20, looked red-faced as she sat down next to stunned fellow students for the 10am talk. She did not take notes and seemed to be day-dreaming during the 50-minute lecture on philosophy.

The night before she had a late dinner with American boyfriend Dave Clark, 25, in West London.

A student at the lecture yesterday said: “It must have been embarrassing for Beatrice. All the others were already sat down listening and it was very quiet, so all eyes turned to her. She just kept her head down, went a bit red, walked to the nearest desk and sat down.”

“The male lecturer looked at her but didn’t say anything. Another member of staff had brought her into the lecture hall, so I think she had to be shown the way. Beatrice took out a really posh-looking leather-bound book to jot down notes in but she did not actually write anything at all in it.”

“Every time I looked at her she seemed to be day-dreaming.”

Later the daughter of Princess Andrew and Fergie found there would be no special privileges as she joined the back of a long coffee queue.

But Bea, who was wearing a woolly hat, black shirt and jeans, and leopard-print shoes, seemed to have settled into university life as she chatted and laughed with three students on her break. (via The Sun)

13 Responses to ““Day-dreaming” Princess Beatrice late to class


  • Ela
    October 1st, 2008 06:33

    What a pile of rubbish.

  • Me
    October 1st, 2008 12:12

    The press, or the one’s who talk.

  • hey
    October 1st, 2008 18:12

    I dont believe this but…

    I have had my days where i have been ut all night and I have to go to school the next day (im in high school). And I pretty much day dream everyday. :)

  • hey
    October 1st, 2008 18:13

    And being late to school sucks! especially when you have to walk in infront of everybody :(

  • sonia
    October 2nd, 2008 01:05

    I dont know why they make a big deal out of this. I am a university student as well and have been late to class a few times. All students have been late too class for at least one time in their lives.

  • Guest
    October 2nd, 2008 06:38

    Welcome to university Bea. Not the way you want to start. Get in the game.

  • Carla
    October 2nd, 2008 18:23

    Well, I’m a university professor and I respect opinions concerning the importance of arriving to class on time. I know that some students have a tentency of arriving to class at the last minute. In my classes, a student will arive late only once…not twice.

  • hey
    October 2nd, 2008 18:51

    Karla :)

    Do you kick them out?
    My mom goes to college and she was kicked out of class for a week because she was late. she didnt learn any of the things he taught because she wasnt there so she had to drop the class :(

  • bluefire
    October 4th, 2008 03:49

    i thinked, nothings bad in day dreaming.i thinked it refreshes one’s mind.but it is not good if you have an exam on the following day.

  • bluefire
    October 4th, 2008 21:15

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1068477/Beatrice-Eugenie-snub-Kates-sister-fashion-stand-off.html

    royal update. princess beatrice

  • Apryl
    October 4th, 2008 22:20

    I think it’s kind of brilliant…she wants people to remember she’s a regular person too, not a snob or a doormat :)

  • Trixie
    October 5th, 2008 03:30

    Weren’t there pictures of Pippa sitting in the front row though?
    Looks like someone else was decent enough to get up after all even if the Princesses weren’t. IF that is true (and I doubt it), Bea and Eugenie need a big lesson in politeness and modesty…

  • hey
    October 5th, 2008 17:43

    its funnt that you said that because their mom wrote that manners book and she said that she wants to teach children to grow up well mannered like her daughters.

    i no its not true tho. but if it was it would be funny :)