The tabloids love her for the scandal that follows her.
The King and Queen think that her behaviour is unbecoming for a member of the royal family.

Rules, duty, protocol, everything in Princess Ophelia's life is dictated by centuries of tradition and all she really wants to do is break free. Free from the controls on her, free from the expectations, and most of all, free from the reputation that follows her.

Becoming the patron of a children's charity should help that. But when Ophelia meets Daniel Everly, the director of the Everly Trust that she's now representing, suddenly cleaning up her reputation becomes more than a matter of duty, and turns into a labour of love. But will she be able to have a relationship with a mere commoner, or is that one scandal too far?