Her siblings are known around the world as the Queen‘s eldest grandchildren.
But Zara Tindall and Peter Philip’s younger half-sister Stephanie has her own share of luxury, sharing photos of herself on exotic trips to glamorous destinations online.
The 23-year-old event rider is the daughter of Captain Mark Phillips and his Hawaiian-born second wife Sandy Pflueger, who was part of the US dressage team at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
Like her parents and older sibling Zara, Stephanie is a keen equestrian – often sharing pictures of her beloved horses on Instagram.
However, her as an eventing pro has not quite matched up to Olympic silver medallist Zara, her most recent success being placing fifth at Pontispool in May 2019.
Zara Tindall and Peter Philip’s younger half-sister Stephanie has her own share of luxury, sharing photos of herself on exotic trips to glamorous destinations online. She is pictured with Zara and Peter at a New Year’s Eve Celebration
Stephanie, 23, pictured on holiday in her mother’s native Hawaii, is the daughter of Captain Mark Phillips and his second wife Sandy Pflueger
Stephanie is also a keen traveller, posting snaps from travels across the world including trips to Hawaii, Austalia, New Zealand, Croatia and Slovenia.
The Worcester-based eventing pro seems particularly close to Peter, describing him in an Instagram post as ‘the best big brother out there’.
She’s also paid tribute to her niece Isla, now nine, sharing sweet snaps of her at Pepper Pig world as a toddler.
While keeping a relatively low profile, the equestrian has been pictured at some royal events, serving a flower girl at both Zara’s 2011 wedding to Mike Tindall and Peter’s 2008 wedding to Autumn Kelly.
While keeping a relatively low profile, the equestrian has been pictured at some royal events, serving a flower girl at both Zara’s 2011 wedding to Mike Tindall and Peter’s 2008 wedding to Autumn Kelly. Pictured far right
In official photos from the day she’s pictured in front of Princess Anne an her second husband Sir Timothy Laurence, pictured front right at Peter Phillips wedding in 2008
Stephanie is also a keen traveller, posting snaps from travels across the world including trips to Hawaii, Austalia, New Zealand, Croatia and Slovenia. She’s pictured in her mother’s native Hawaii with her father Captain Mark Phillips and mother Sandy Pflueger
In official photos from the day she’s pictured in front of Princess Anne an her second husband Sir Timothy Laurence.
Before lockdown, she was also regularly seen with her siblings at eventing competitions, including in one sweet snap where she gave her brother-in-law Mike Tindall a piggyback.
In another she’s seen hugging Zara, the picture of sisterly love despite the 17-year age gap.
While she’s usually based in Worcester, she spent lockdown in Marlborough with her boyfriend sharing adorable images of herself posing with newborn lambs.
The Worcester-based Eventing pro seems particularly close to Peter, describing him in an Instagram post as ‘the best big brother out there’ in an Instgram post. She is pictured in fancy dress with Peter and his ex-wife Autumn
Stephanie also post snaps from all over the world, including jumping into a lake in Split, Croatia
All laughs! Stephanie is pictured with her dogs in the English countryside in a recent snap
Before lockdown, she was also regularly seen with her siblings at eventing competitions, including in one sweet snap where she gave her brother-in-law Mike Tindall a piggyback (right) In another she’s seen hugging Zara, the picture of sisterly love despite the 17-year age gap.
All love! Stephanie is pictured in 2011 with Zara at the Burghley Horse Trials in Lincolnshire
Enjoying the sun! Stephanie is pictured in Salisbury floating on an inflatable swan in the sun
All dressed up! Stephanie is pictured at a socially-distanced wedding with her boyfriend
Having to travel across the world for her work, Stephanie is shown having dinner with her father in Australia
Stephanie is also close to her father Captain Mark Phillips, writing in one Facebook post that she ‘loves him loads’.
And while her sister is an Olympian, Stephanie is also a sportswoman.
An accomplished rider, she’s competed at Barbury International, Wellington International Horse Trials and the West Wiltshire trials.
She’s sponsored by Voltaire Design – a saddle make – and is often seen in trendy equestrian designs.
Stephanie is also close to her father Captain Mark Phillips, writing in one Facebook post that she ‘loves him loads’.
While she’s usually based in Worcester, she spent lockdown in Marlborough with her boyfriend sharing adorable images of herself posing with newborn lambs
The daughter of two equestrians, its no surprise that Stephanie became a lifelong horse fan. She’s pictured in 2007 with her mother at the Burghley trials
A very glamorous life! Travelling all over the world, Stephanie shared snaps of herself skiing in Austria
Captain Mark, 72, was married to the Queen’s only daughter Princess Anne, 70, from 1973 to 1992, and in 1997 tied the knot with Stephanie’s mother Sandy Pflueger, an Hawaiian horse rider, although the pair separated in 2012.
Mark, who is an Olympic gold-medal winning horseman , also has a daughter with daughter, Felicity, as a result of an extramarital affair with New Zealand art teacher Heather Tonkin – who was born while he was still married to the Princess Royal.
Since leaving the military Mark Phillips, pictured competing at the Badminton Horse Trials in 1976, has spent his life in the world of equestrianism
Stephanie also shared snaps of her going interrailing in 2018, posting this picture in Slovenia
In 1972, at the age of 23, Captain Phillips was a member of the British three-day event team that won the gold medal at the Munich Olympics. It was at the Games that he met Princess Anne.
The couple got engaged the following year.
As well as Olympics success, Captain Phillips won the Badminton Horse Trials in 1971 and 1972 riding Great Ovation, in 1974 on Colombus, and in 1981 on Lincoln.
After he retired from the Army, he continued to style himself Captain Mark Phillips – which was allowed because junior cavalry officers whose civilian work involves equestrianism may continue to use their rank.