Princess reveals exciting plans to leave home for next chapter

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Princess Eléonore of Belgium, the youngest of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde's four children, has revealed that she will head to the Netherlands this autumn to begin her university education.The 18-year-old princess is set to enrol at University College Utrecht, where she will study Liberal Arts & Sciences from September.Her choice marks a notably different academic direction from those pursued by her three elder siblings, each of whom has carved out a distinctively unique educational trajectory.It also arrives just weeks after the young princess reached another significant personal milestone: her tiara debut in June, when she attended a state banquet honouring Japan's visit at the Royal Castle of Laeken in Brussels.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She wore a striking diamond tiara by the Belgian jeweller Cooseman, understood to have been a gift from her parents for her 18th birthday.Her upcoming programme in Utrecht spans three years and offers a distinctly interdisciplinary...

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