SPOTLIGHT EVENT: Hear from Princesses Keisha Omilana and Sarah Culberson about what it's really like to be royal
- Join Insider's chat with Princesses Keisha Omilana of Nigeria and Sarah Culberson of Sierra Leone.
- They'll discuss life as princesses, the representation of Black royals, and the British monarchy.
The British monarchy is the most well-known in the world, which is due in part to the record 70-year reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II. And in recent years, on-screen adaptations such as Netflix's "The Crown," and the 2021 film, "Spencer," have reignited interest in the British royal family among Americans.
But there are 26 monarchies in the world, according to World Population Review, in addition to the countless royal families who belong to abolished monarchies. Like King Charles and Camilla, many of these royals undertake charity work and support their local communities, while others have left royal life behind to pursue regular careers. The only difference? These royals aren't on the cover of magazines and depicted in our favorite Netflix shows.
On February 27 at 1 p.m. ET, join Princess Keisha Omilana of Nigeria and Princess Sarah Culberson of Sierra Leone in a conversation about royal representation moderated by Insider's Senior Lifestyle Reporter Mikhaila Friel. Listen in as they share their experiences using royal titles, their thoughts on the British monarchy, and how they feel about the representation of Black royalty around the world.
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