The young Princess has admitted to being a big fan of Capital FM. Capital presenter Marvin Humes spilt the beans on Eugenie’s preference, while attending the WellChild Awards on Tuesday evening with his wife Rochelle. He told Hello Magazine that in the summer he had been invited to a garden party at Buckingham Palace.

At the party he got into a conversation with Prince Andrew’s youngest daughter.

He said: “I met Eugenie for the first time and she was lovely and said she was a big fan of Capital FM, so she was winning for me!”

Marvin and Rochelle went on to tell Hello, which of the Royals they would like to invite to dinner.

Besides Eugenie, the list includes the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with all their children.

Rochelle said: “Harry and Meghan, Kate and William, and they’ve all got kids so I think they would all slot in quite well on a Sunday.

“Bring your kids, put your feet up.

“But our table isn’t that big so it would have to stop there.”

The couple were set to meet Harry and Meghan at the awards later on Tuesday night.

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The awards event was the first joint public engagement for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after their hugely successful tour of South Africa.

The Windsors are known for their love of music and have an eclectic taste in musical genres.

Harry is known to be a fan of dubstep, the electronic dance music.

In particular he is said to like Skream.

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Back in 2010 Skream’s Magnetic Man bandmate told The Sun that the Prince showed his appreciation to Skream when they met during a charity event.

He said: “We got invited up to Buckingham Palace to watch Goldie’s band in action.

“While we were there, we met Prince Harry.

“He was well excited when he was introduced to Skream – he put his hand out and said, ‘Hello Skream, nice one!’ Harry obviously knew who he was before he met him.”

Harry’s brother, William, is a keen follower of Coldplay and Linkin Park and has been known to like his house music.

During a visit to Australia in 2014 the Duke of Cambridge told a young rapper that: “I quite like house music.

“I like my house music. I like a bit of rock and roll, a bit of R&B. I’m not a big heavy metal fan. I’d like to be, but I’m not.”

Following in his dad’s footsteps, young Prince George is reported to be a big fan of Coldplay.

This is probably because his dad used to “belt out” Coldplay songs to get him back to sleep.

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