Princess Elisabeth Graduates Harvard, Ready for Belgium's Throne

0:00On April 23rd, Princess Elizabeth of Belgium just wrapped up her two-year master's degree in public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School. At 24, she's the heir to the throne and already making moves at Cabas. Her folks, King Philippe and Queen Matilde, plan to join her for graduation ceremonies on May 27th and 28th. She kicked off her higher-ed journey with a bachelor's in history and politics from Oxford. Back in 2024, she got into Harvard but hit a snag with that visa ban under President Trump. She turned down any royal shortcuts, standing solid with her classmates and a judge blocked the ban anyway. Folks are buzzing about her low-key campus life, with the royal Instagram dropping picks of her and Queen Matilde visiting last September. As the eldest of four, she's got siblings Prince Gabriel at 22, Prince Emmanuel at 20, and Princess Eleanor at 18, all watching her. Pave the way. King Philippe shut down early application talk last year, saying he'll keep serving Belgium while giving his daughter space to grow.

1:02No rush. He wants her enjoying her youth and seeing the world first. With this degree in the bag, Elizabeth gearing up to break history as Belgium's first reigning Queen, blending smart and royalty in her own style. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.