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Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi may not have official royal titles, but it seems their family home exudes regal flair. Fans recently got a glimpse inside the lavish bedroom of Beatrice's stepson Christopher "Wolfie" Wolfe, thanks to his mother Dara Huang sharing photos on social media.
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Wolfie, age 8, normally has his own quirky and upbeat Minecraft-themed bedroom. However, this week he settled into a more grown-up space while his grandparents visit from America. Decorated with a plush double bed, mirrored wardrobe and fashionable accents, Wolfie's temporary room looks fit for royalty.
His mother Dara, an accomplished interior designer, created Wolfie's playful boyhood haven down to the graphic wallpaper and dollhouse-inspired den. The mother and son even share the fun Minecraft space to sleep in together when they can. Dara finds comfort cozying up with Wolfie in his imaginative room, calling it "so comfy."
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Art clearly runs in the family, as Dara has encouraged Wolfie's early creativity. She fondly recalls paintings they did together when he was just three years old and how his fearless abstract style inspires her. Two of their collaborative canvases now proudly hang in Dara's home.
Meanwhile, Beatrice, Edo, and their young daughter Sienna enjoy lavish accommodations of their own at their private £3.5 million cottage in the Cotswolds. Boasting six bedrooms and multiple lounge areas, plus a guesthouse, their idyllic English country home provides royal living.
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In other royal news, Beatrice and her sister Princess Eugenie recently paid a heartwarming visit to Haven House Children's Hospice near London. There, the sisters met with ill children and their families who are supported by the hospice's compassionate care.
Beatrice and Eugenie spent time speaking with everyone and planting a commemorative tree in the gardens. Haven House CEO Ralph Kelleher said the sisters' commitment to children's causes was "truly inspiring" and their presence brought "so much joy."
The royal sisters have shown their steadfast dedication to charity over the years through numerous engagements together. Most recently, they both attended public celebrations like the Queen's Platinum Jubilee festivities in June.
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Meanwhile, some experts worry that Harry and Meghan's reportedly growing closeness with Beatrice and Eugenie could cause tensions within the royal family. As William and Kate take on more senior duties following the Queen's passing, they apparently view an alliance between the Sussexes and Yorks as a "huge worry."
However, sources say Beatrice and Eugenie have vowed allegiance to the monarchy and not communicated with Harry and Meghan in some time. Going forward, the cousins' complex relationships will surely be of interest, especially as Harry navigates residency issues while living in America with Meghan and their children.
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Overall, glimpses into the royal homes and charitable efforts of Princess Beatrice, Eugenie and their families provide an interesting insight into their lives outside the spotlight of full-time working monarchy. Theirbehind-the-scenes displays of passion for family, art and helping others are certainly fit for royalty.
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