A ROYAL HEARTTHROB

The late Princess Margaret’s hunky grandson Arthur Chatto is turning heads

- CHARLEA SIEBERHAGEN-GREY

WELL, gosh. While our attention was focused on more high-profile members of the royal family, this was happening.

Arthur Chatto, the 22-year-old grandson of Princess Margaret, the little kid tasked with keeping great-aunt Queen Elizabeth’s train from dragging on the ground at two official events, was growing up.

And, boy, has he ever become a fine figure of a young man. Springy dark hair, chiselled jaw, and a smile full of joie de vivre.

And he doesn’t mind showing off his bod on Instagram either. But then when you look like this, why not? A sixpack you could bounce a ping-pong ball on. Shoulders to rival a Greek god. Pecs that are pretty damn perfect.

Shame, you have to feel for big brother Samuel though. He’s 24 and in any other family he’d be rather cute – but he pales by comparison, literally and figuratively, next to his bonny baby brother.

Here’s more about this easy-on-the-eye blue-blooded bae.

SILVER-SPOON LIFE

Samuel and Arthur’s mom is Lady Sarah Chatto (56), the only daughter of Princess Margaret, who died in 2002 aged 71, and Antony Armstrong- Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon, who passed away in 2017 aged 86.

Their dad is a British artist and retired actor Daniel Chatto (63).

The couple has avoided scandals that have often whipped the rest of the House of Windsor – they’ve been married for 26 years and live in a plush apartment on the grounds of Kensington Palace in London, where Samuel and Arthur grew up.