Prince Harry cousin Lady Amelia Windsor praised for Instagram snap royal was paid for

Lady Amelia Windsor, who is 38th in line to the British throne, has published yet another post to her Instagram account.

The stunning blonde, who has worked as a model, is the granddaughter of the Queen’s first cousin the Duke of Kent.

Her father is George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews, while her mother Sylvana Tomaselli is an academic.

The royal has collaborated with an American designer on her latest post.

In the image Amelia stands in front of two doors painted forest green.

The petite aristocrat wears a tie die maxi dress in blue and white, presumably created by Michael Kors.

The pretty dress had a waistband, and Amelia appeared to have accessorised with a hairband with a blue pompom on it.

Amelia showed off a deep tan and her highlighted blonde hair was in its typical dishevelled style.

The minor royal captioned the image: “Two door Tie Dye #michaelkors”.

The image was also tagged “Paid partnership with michaelkors” a descriptor that Instagram users are obliged to use when they have been paid to post an image.

Fans took to the social media account to praise the royal turned model.

One wrote, “Flawless beauty!” with three thumbs up emojis.

Another wrote “dream girl” while one seemed to write a slightly bizarre poem.

It read: “Either door would be very fine, say I, as all I can see is you; dressed in lovely whispers of deep blue.”

The snap has had 3,002 likes so far, so how much might she have been paid for it?

An Instagram influencer earnings calculator on Influencermarketinghub.com estimated that Amelia could earn between £172.43 and £287.38 for a single Instagram post.

However, it is not public information as to how much the royal earns, and any calculation is speculation.

Lady Amelia Windsor’s Tatler cover comes after she was employed as contributing editor at the title. 

The stunner posed alongside a topless Maro Itoje, also 23, an English rugby player.