James, Earl of Wessex, is ‘working as a farmhand at Sandringham’ ahead of a major life decision
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The youngest son of Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie, 18, has started this summer a work experience away from the spotlights
Queen Elizabeth’s Grandson Gets a Summer Job Driving Tractors on the Sandringham Estate
James, Earl of Wessex, the 18-year-old son of Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has taken on a summer job at Sandringham, where he has been spotted driving tractors.
James, Earl of Wessex, is ‘working as a farmhand at Sandringham’ ahead of a major life decision
Sources at Sandringham say that King Charles ‘couldn't be prouder’ to see that his 18-year-old nephew, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, has inherited his love of the countryside
At the age of 18, James of Edinburgh surprised the British royal family. Freshly graduated from the prestigious Radley College, the son of Prince Edward and Sophie of Edinburgh chose a first summer job far away from the golden salons: he worked on the Sandringham estate, owned by his uncle Charles III, where he was seen driving tractors. Behind this amazing image of a working blue count is an assumed choice: to assist in the agricultural work of…
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