Princess Michael of Kent, 70, was spotted enjoying an art exhibition at the Galerie Gmurzynska in St Moritz, Switzerland, last week. The royal, known for her glamorous style, wrapped up in a fur-lined coat and oversized pearl earrings as she mingled with fellow guests.
The gallery, established in 1963 in Cologne, is renowned for Russian Avant-Garde and Classical Modern art. A spokesperson confirmed that the Princess viewed Tom Wesselmann's 'A Line to Greatness' exhibition, featuring his signature steel drawings from the 1980s and 1990s.
Princess Michael, a self-proclaimed art enthusiast, also took to the slopes for skiing with friends during her stay. She was seen in a navy ski suit, stopping at a café for a break.
Married to Prince Michael of Kent, the Queen's first cousin, since 1978, the couple reside in a five-bedroom apartment at Kensington Palace. They do not receive a public allowance; Prince Michael earns income from a private consultancy firm.
