Meet Arthur Chatto, the Queen's great-nephew who's causing a stir online
The Queen's great-nephew is generating plenty of buzz online.
Arthur Chatto, the 21-year-old grandson of Princess Margaret, has become quite the social media sensation thanks to his outdoorsy Instagram photos.
Chatto is the son of Lady Sarah Chatto and is the second cousin of Prince William and Prince Harry. He is 26th in line to the British throne and does not have a royal title.
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Art Chatto works as a personal trainer at Bound Fitness in Scotland. Instagram
He has an older brother, Samuel, who is an artist and sculptor.
Chatto works as a personal trainer at BoundFitness in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was introduced as one of the company's newest instructors on its website last year.
"The 2nd of our new instructor introductions... Getting to know @artchatto 👋🏼," it says on Instagram. "Bound Core on Wednesday mornings, and Bound Bootcamp on Thursday evenings."
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Chatto is often seen at family events, such as Harry and Meghan's wedding in 2018, but is free to pursue his own career.
In addition to working as a personal trainer, Chatto is also reportedly completing a geography degree at the University of Edinburgh.
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While he isn't one of the more senior royals, he is certainly the fittest.
He is the grandson of the late Princess Margaret. Instagram
Chatto's Instagram account shows off his physical feats including a 3216 kilometre charity row around the coastline of the UK.
"I was lucky enough to row around the UK this summer," he said on Instagram.
"This gave me a lot of experience in training myself and the team to complete the challenging expedition."
He describes himself as a "level 3 personal trainer" who specialises in "strength and endurance training with a military focus" and also talks about priorotising his mental health.
"I've found physical training to be an essential cornerstone in improving my own mental health and I want to share this with others," he said.
Princess Margaret married photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960. They had two children - David and Sarah.
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