Captain Moonlight: Princess Ira

Saturday 09 October 1993 23:02 BST

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FURTHER confirmation that the wit of Princess Margaret is as splendidly sharp as ever. The Princess recently dined with Sir Mark Weinberg and his wife, Anouska Hempel, the former actress who designs clothes for her. The conversation turned, as conversations do, to the long-running dalliance between Prince Rainier of Monaco and that other, voluptuous representative of minor European royalty, Princess Ira von Furstenberg. 'What a big girl for such a little country,' said Margaret.

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