Thai princess gets back to work with youth


In this March 24, 2010, photo, Thai Princess Ubolratana poses for a photo during her visit to promote Thailands film industry at the Entertainment Expo Hong Kong Filmart. Thai Raksa Chart party selected Friday, Feb. 8, 2019, the princess as its nominee to serve as the next prime minister, upending tradition that the royal palace plays no public role in politics and upsetting all predictions about what may happen in the March election. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

PHICHIT: Clad in leg-hugging pants and a jacket studded with glittering hearts, Thai Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya (pic) performs a cheeky luk thung number that leaves her audience gyrating downstage.

The crowd, already stoked by the country music, squeals when she flings stalks of roses into the air.

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