Why are Sophia’s sleeves always rolled up?#royal #celebrity #foryou — Transcript
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- 0:00Under any circumstances, Princess Sophia
- 0:02always carries herself like a character
- 0:04out of a comic book. This serves as her
- 0:06secret weapon against Queen Latitzia,
- 0:08who shows a clear preference for Leonor.
- 0:10Letia often keeps her left hand in her
- 0:12pocket while holding Leonor tightly with
- 0:14her right, leaving no room for Sophia to
- 0:15get close. During public appearances,
- 0:17Latitia frequently stands with her arms
- 0:19crossed, completely indifferent to any
- 0:21glances cast her way by Sophia, at times
- 0:23even actively preventing Sophia from
- 0:26approaching King Filipe. When they were
- 0:27younger, the family would often go for
- 0:29walks in the mountains. Letia would
- 0:30invariably position Leonor between
- 0:32herself [music] and Sophia, effectively
- 0:34sidelining the latter. As Sophia has
- 0:36grown older, Latitia's behavior has only
- 0:38intensified with the queen seizing every
- 0:40opportunity to interrupt their
- 0:41conversations. Upon turning 18, Sophia
- 0:44reached a turning point when Letia tried
- 0:46to hold her back by the arm. Sophia
- 0:47insisted on moving toward King Felipe,
- 0:49even going so far as to deliberately
- 0:52stand right next to Leonor. Furthermore,
- 0:54she has intentionally pushed the
- 0:55boundaries of royal dress codes. At a
- 0:57series of recent events, she has opted
- 0:59for sleeveless attire, aiming to project
- 1:01a more approachable and relatable image,
- 1:03much like how the Princess of Wales is
- 1:05often seen wearing jeans. Most recently,
- 1:07Sophia also declined to attend the
- 1:09traditional [music] Air Force ceremony.
- 1:11Now that is true courage.
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