Princess of parties! Beatrice is in high spirits as she leaves her favourite private members' club in the small hours with posh pal Alice Naylor-Leyland 

  • The royal, 27, was in high spirits as she left club, Loulou's, with pal
  • Alice is married to heir to one of Britain's land-owning dynasties
  • Beatrice has enjoyed a total of 63 days away this year 

By BIANCA LONDON FOR MAILONLINE

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She has a penchant for a party and Princess Beatrice kept up her reputation with a night out on the tiles on Wednesday evening.

The royal, 27, was in high spirits as she left her favourite private members' club, Loulou's, in the small hours.

Wearing a black and white print skirt, simple black blouse and tailored black coat, the Princess clung onto her pal, Alice Naylor-Lealand, as she navigated the street in the small hours. 

Princess Beatrice, 27, was in high spirits as she giggled walking down the street after a night at her favourite private members' club, Loulou's, in the small hours with posh pal Alice Naylor-Leyland

Princess Beatrice, 27, was in high spirits as she giggled walking down the street after a night at her favourite private members' club, Loulou's, in the small hours with posh pal Alice Naylor-Leyland

Beatrice giggled as she leaned on her pal, who was dressed in a shaggy fur coat, white lace dress and carried a quilted Chanel bag.

Alice is married to Tom Naylor-Leyland, who is heir to one of Britain's land-owning dynasties. His family has historic land and property across the country. 

Alice is a socialite and Tatler Bystander page regular and runs her own fashion blog.

Princes William and Harry's cousin was obviously back in town after moving to New York at the start of July to begin a new job in equities trading.

It is the third job she has had since graduating from Goldsmiths College in 2011. She previously worked for investment firm Cabot Square Capital and Sony Pictures, but quit both jobs after less than a year. 

Wearing a black and white print skirt, simple black blouse and tailored black coat, the Princess clung onto her pal, Alice Naylor-Lealand, as she navigated the street in the small hours

Wearing a black and white print skirt, simple black blouse and tailored black coat, the Princess clung onto her pal, Alice Naylor-Lealand, as she navigated the street in the small hours

Although Princess Beatrice has made leaps and bounds in her career this year, the royal has been accused of being 'workshy' following 17 trips abroad this year alone equating to 110,428 air miles.

In total, Beatrice has enjoyed a total of 63 days away and has managed almost as many flights in the past 13 months than the average Briton takes in their entire lifetime.

The royal holidays began shortly after the princess quit her £19,500-a-year job at Sony amid claims that her details had been exposed by the North Korean cyber attack,

The Princess enjoyed a stint of holidays estimated to cost £300,000 by the end of August this year. 

Although Princess Beatrice has made leaps and bounds in her career this year, the royal has been accused of being 'workshy' following 17 trips abroad this year alone equating to 110,428 air miles and more than a few nights out

Although Princess Beatrice has made leaps and bounds in her career this year, the royal has been accused of being 'workshy' following 17 trips abroad this year alone equating to 110,428 air miles and more than a few nights out

Beatrice relocated to the states in July in a move dubbed the 'departure of The House of York', as her sister Princess Eugenie and her mother Sarah Ferguson had already relocated to the United States

Beatrice relocated to the states in July in a move dubbed the 'departure of The House of York', as her sister Princess Eugenie and her mother Sarah Ferguson had already relocated to the United States

 

 

 

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