Princess Margaret’s morning routine is the definition of life goals

A routine fit for a Princess.

In a new book called Ma’am Darling by Craig Brown, the author reveals ’99 glimpses of Princess Margaret’. The younger sister of Queen Elizabeth, Margaret is described in the book as a demanding, awkward and rebellious. And if you needed any proof of that, her morning routine would do the trick. In an excerpt from the book, Brown reveals the morning routine the Princess had in 1955, and it involved a few smokes and a lot of booze. Starting her morning with two hours in bed listening to the radio and smoking, the Princess was then brought to the bath where she’d spend another hour before getting her makeup and hair done at her dressing table. Then it was time to get dressed – ‘as one would imagine of a Princess, she never wore any of her clothes more than once without having them cleaned.’ At 12.30pm, the Princess would head downstairs for a ‘vodka pick-me-up’ before joining her mother for a four-course lunch ‘served in an informal manner on silver dishes’ and of course consisted of a half a bottle of wine.

Princess Margaret’s morning routine c 1955. Yassgirl. pic.twitter.com/YbCAvhtfMC

— Gareth Roberts (@OldRoberts953) October 20, 2017

The excerpt has been shared online by many who are now extremely envious of the late Princess’s former routine.

I always thought we could all learn something from Princess Margaret https://t.co/WqKQ5DmsX7

— craigfordham (@craigfordham) October 21, 2017

I mean THAT is how you Princess... ?? https://t.co/mhkC5ymQtZ

— ? Sera ? (@StyleGuideBlog) October 21, 2017

I genuinely think Princess Margaret's morning routine is my ultimate life goal https://t.co/qIonuG3wcx

— Krystina Nellis (@flyingnelly) October 20, 2017

This really is the dream. https://t.co/SvsD1mKvyw

— Hockeyfrilla (@Hockeyfrilla) October 21, 2017

Replanning my life based on this now..... https://t.co/fSaTjXtHTh

— Ruth (@ruthanna17) October 21, 2017

I was never one of those little girls who wanted to be a princess....until right now. https://t.co/Qtbvu8QnTg

— Jill (@Romesick) October 21, 2017