The Princess of Saxony was merely curious and lost interest towards the end, probably after a good talking to from her friend. She should have taken the Essex blonde to Mumbai.Īs for Elliot, he needed to 'man up' and develop a more dynamic personality. Showing a remote village/town as her kingdom seemed a bit of an anti-climax. It's the shame the Princess was someone from out in the sticks, as it were. They should have switched the camera off the second she wondered whether or not they had toilet roll in India. I think the Indian Princess wasted her time with the Essex girl. Although I'm keeping an open mind on this one, the standard of her family get together was far short of what I was expecting.

One thing strikes me as being quite odd why did the PM meet them if indeed she isn't a princess? Also, if she was a 'fake', it seemed a little too elaborate for her to pull all of this off alone. Maybe there could be a spin off episode showing the fall out between the loved up couple. If it's true regarding Sheillah, then surely Paul should be warned.

(Watch out for the longest handshake ever!) and did I mention handsome and god-fearing (these came up a lot!)Īnd just when I was thinking that she would never find her ideal man with a list like that.something amazing happened in the Basildon branch of Asda. willing to love her for who she is and not because she is a princess.I'm all for a woman knowing what she wants but I was worried for her as she repeatedly gave her list of requirements for the man she was hoping to discover in Essex. One thing that was obvious immediately was that Cinderella (real name Princess Nvannungi Sheillah from Buganda) is a rather picky princess. I've managed to get my hands on some sneaky preview copies of the rest of the series and trust me it just gets better and better. The awkwardness, horror, laughs and emotional highs of dating are familiar to loads of us. Watching them gossiping and squealing excitedly as they share text messages from their dates shows just how similar we all are. The princesses all get on so well with each other and seem genuinely lovely (contrary to the preconceptions I had about spoilt royals). There's something so refreshing about a programme that is so optimistic and hopeful.

I'm gripped by the Undercover Princesses.

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