9 Royals Who Have Real-World Jobs — Just Like Commoners!

Princess Anne's son, Peter, doesn't have royal duties tying him down, so for a while, he worked with one of his biggest passions: cars. He worked for Jaguar and the Williams F1 racing team before moving on to working for the Royal Bank of Scotland and then SEL UK.

Before becoming a full-time royal, Prince Edward's wife, Sophie, founded her own public relations firm called RJH Public Relations. She stayed on as chairman until marrying Prince Edward but has since moved into doing royal duties full-time.

Though now Prince Edward is a full-time royal, he formerly had a career in TV production.

Princess Beatrice currently works in business and finance at software company Afiniti.

Princess Eugenie uses her art degree in her everyday job as director at the London art gallery Hauser & Wirth.

Zara is an incredibly accomplished equestrian (she even won silver at the Olympics for it) and spends a lot of her time riding still. On top of that, the mother of two is also an ambassador for Land Rover and iCandy baby prams. She's also collaborated with Calleija on a jewellery collection.

Lady Rose Gilman (left) is the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, who is the queen's cousin. She spends her time working as an art assistant and has even done some film work, including helping with two Harry Potter movies.

Prince William and Prince Harry's second cousin Lady Amelia Windsor works as a model and is signed to Storm Models.

The queen's nephew David Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, whose mom is the late Princess Margaret, makes furniture and works at Christie's auction house in London.