Great news for the British Royal Family: Beatrice of York became a mother for the first time making Queen Elizabeth great-grandmother for the twelfth time.
The announcement of the birth of the first child of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi was given, as is customary, from Buckingham Palace: the baby was born on Saturday 18 September at 11.42 pm (English time) at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London.
A great joy that also affected her sister Eugenia, who just last February gave birth little August. The Princess has dedicated sweet words to his sister and his newborn niece taking advantage of his official Instagram profile. Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew’s daughter shared a snapshot of her sister with her beloved Edward, addressing her a message full of love.
To my dearest Beabea and Edo: congratulations on your new angel. I can’t wait to meet her and I’m so proud of you. We will have a lot of fun watching our children grow up together.
The rest the two cousins can grow up together, given even the slightest difference in age. In the post of Eugenia however there are also some tender words addressed to the little girl:
To my new granddaughter: I love you already and I think you are just awesome in the photos. We will have a lot of fun together!
In the meantime, the mother and the baby are doing great: Beatrice of York, through her official Twitter profile, thanked the medical team for the assistance received during the birth and expressed her happiness in sharing the news of the birth of her daughter, as announced by the Buckingham statement. Palace.
“Her Royal Highness and her daughter are both doing well and the couple can’t wait to introduce the baby to her older brother Christopher Woolf”: this is the son of Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, from a previous relationship. The girl’s name has not yet been revealed, which will be disseminated, as usual, in the coming weeks. What is certain is that the arrival of the little girl is a joy for the whole Royal Family, especially after the latest news su Harry e Meghan, which continue to create tensions in the Crown.
Eugenie of York’s words for her sister and granddaughter
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