Princess Anne’s Granddaughter Celebrates 12th Birthday During Easter Weekend

Princess Anne's granddaughter recently marked a significant milestone as she celebrated her 12th birthday over the Easter weekend.

Isla Elizabeth Phillips, the youngest daughter of Peter and Autumn Phillips, joyously commemorated her birth on Good Friday.

Born on March 29, 2012, Isla holds a special place in the royal lineage, despite not bearing a formal title.

She is currently positioned as the 20th in line to the throne, a testament to Princess Anne's deliberate choice to eschew titles for her children and grandchildren alike.

Isla's older sister, Savannah Ann Kathleen Phillips, born on December 29, 2010, adds to the charm of the Phillips family dynamic.

Speculation abounds that Isla's middle name, Elizabeth, serves as a poignant tribute to her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The intricate family connections and traditions are woven into the fabric of their lives, creating a rich tapestry of history and legacy.

Peter and Autumn Phillips, Isla's parents, navigated the complexities of divorce in 2021 but remain steadfast in their commitment to co-parenting their daughters with grace and unity.

Lindsay Wallace, Peter's business partner and former classmate of Zara Tindall, Peter's sister, exemplifies the interconnectedness within their close-knit circle.

Princess Anne, a doting grandmother with five grandchildren, shared insights into her cherished role during a recent interview.

Her grandchildren, including Savannah Phillips, Isla Phillips, Mia Tindall, Leah Tindall, and Lucas Tindall, hold a special place in her heart.

Despite the occasional distance due to their secluded lifestyle at the Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire, Anne emphasizes the importance of instilling humility and gratitude in her grandchildren, regardless of their privileged upbringing.

The Phillips sisters, living away from the public eye, maintain a low profile while occasionally gracing royal events such as the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.