Princess Stephanie of Monaco’s daughter, Pauline Ducruet, has shared her escape from Burning Man on social media.

The eldest daughter of the royal gave her followers a glimpse of her getaway from the muddy grounds of the annual arts pageant within the Black Rock Desert of northern Nevada after organizers lifted the driving ban at 2pm on Monday.

Ducruet, 29, posted on her Instagram Story a photograph of the Black Rock Desert vary by way of a automotive windshield and the open route forward, captioned, “We out.”  The Alter designer additionally posted a photograph of herself amongst a bunch dressed up in festival-ready clothes that seemed to be taken earlier than rain stranded 1000’s of festival-goers. “When it was dry and fun,” Ducruet wrote over the photograph on her Story.

Among 70,000 festival-goers at Burning Man, Ducruet was pressured to get artistic after excessive rainfall flooded the area and officers closed the exits from the pageant. She chronicled her expertise on her Instagram Story, posting photographs showcasing mud-caked boots at a close-by gasoline station.

She then reposted a Burning Man meme from a preferred meme account, @sainthoax. “Everyone at Burning Man this weekend,” was written above Shakira dancing in mud in her “Whenever, Wherever” music video.

Over the weekend, 1000’s of Burning Man attendees had been trapped when excessive rainfall flooded elements of northern Nevada. The pageant shut down three days sooner than scheduled. Officials suggested attendees to “conserve food, water and fuel and shelter in a warm, safe space” amid circumstances. They additionally banned driving in or out of Burning Man City past emergency autos. Celebrities stranded on the pageant included Chris Rock, Cindy Crawford, Kaia Gerber, Austin Butler, and Diplo.

Ducruet, a Parsons graduate, splits her time between New York and Monaco. However, the designer is in no way a rookie relating to the desert. In February 2018, she and her cousin, Jazmin Grace Grimaldi, took half within the all-female Aicha de Gazelles ​​rally, which takes place throughout the Morrocan desert. Together, the granddaughters of Hollywood icon Grace Kelly raced throughout the desert for 10 days with out the help of a cellphone, GPS, or a map. The rally fundraises for Coeur de Gazelles, a reduction fund aiding these dwelling in distant areas of Morocco.

“I think it’s just fun that we’re able to share this experience together as family,” Grimaldi told People on the time. “Unfortunately, it wasn’t on the same team as one another, but we’re still a part of it together. We have a competitive nature in our family, but I feel like we’re just in it to have fun and do what we can.”

Earlier this summer season, Ducruet – the daughter of Princess Stephanie and her ex-husband Daniel Ducruet – joined a number of members of the royal household to have a good time the birthday of her late grandfather, Prince Rainier. The designer stepped out alongside her mom, uncle Prince Albert, aunt Princess Charlene, twin cousins Crown Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, eight, brother Louis Ducruet, his spouse Marie, and sister Camille Gottlieb to commemorate what would have been Rainier’s one hundredth birthday.