Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi enjoyed a public afternoon date at the Cheltenham Festival, as did other royal family members such as King Charles III And Princess Kate Middletoncontinue to take it easy amid health challenges and ongoing controversies.

Beatrice, 35, and Mapelli Mozzi, 40, were all smiles on the third day of the annual horse racing competition on Thursday, March 14. Beatrice looked chic in a tan coat and matching headpiece. Mapelli Mozzi complemented his wife and opted for a tweed jacket over his beige suit and a gray flat cap.

On Thursday, Cheltenham honored St. Patrick’s Day, which falls on Sunday, March 17, with special “St. Patrick’s Thursday” programming.

“Where the Irish passion for sport and the Cheltenham Festival reigns supreme and the madness is great,” reads a summary of the festivities via the festival website. “The Cheltenham Festival is a second home to the Irish and St Patrick’s Thursday reflects this both on and off the course. Featuring The Ryanair Chase and Paddy Power Stayer’s Hurdle, where stamina and endurance reign supreme. It is the hard against the hard and produces the most exciting fights.”

Beatrice, the eldest daughter of Prince Andreas And Sarah Ferguson, wasn’t the only royal to appear in Cheltenham. Her aunt Princess Anneas well as nieces and nephews Zara Tindal And Peter Phillips and sister Princess Eugenie also appeared on the track with a big smile. Both Zara, 42, and Eugenie, 33, were accompanied by their respective husbands, Mike Tindal And Jack Brooksbank. Queen Camillewho is married to Charles, also stepped out for the race on Wednesday, March 13.

The royal family’s presence in Cheltenham comes at a difficult time for their family. Charles, 75, is currently undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer and has limited his public duties as a result. However, he continues to hold audiences and meetings at Buckingham Palace.

Princess Kate MiddletonIn the meantime, he is recovering at home after abdominal surgery in January. Kate, 42, had not been seen in public for two months until grainy photos emerged of the princess driving a car earlier this month. She broke her silence on Sunday, March 10, and shared a message of gratitude on social media, along with a new photo with her children: Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.

The portrait – taken by Kate’s husband, Prince William, earlier in 2024 – raised concerns at Photoshop because it appeared someone had tampered with the original image. Kate later admitted to playing with editing software and called herself an “amateur photographer.”

With both Charles and Kate out of commission as senior working royals for the time being, that leaves Camilla, 76, William, 41. Prince Edward And Duchess Sophie to conduct public outings and performances. (Both Camilla and William took a brief break from their duties last month, but have since returned to normal.) Beatrice can also take on certain roles for Charles, as she is one of his state advisors, allowing the monarch to delegate certain tasks . in his absence.

The royal family put on another uncharacteristically loved-up display today as Princess Beatrice and her husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi joined Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall at Cheltenham races.

Beatrice, 35, looking chic in a brown coat, hairband and Kate Spade bag, wrapped her arms around cousin Zara, 42, who opted for a grey coat and green fascinator.

Princess Anne also joined the royal day out, looking effortlessly chic in a green coat and a velvet hat in a darker shade. 

The Firm appear to be keeping calm and carrying on amid the furore over the Princess of Wales’ photo editing scandal, showing no signs of dismay today. 

Putting it all behind them, Beatrice giggled away during a photo call – at one point she was pictured with football manager Sam Allardyce, who accidentally walked in front of her while her photo was being taken. 

It’s the second day attending for Zara, an Olympic equestrian, and her mother Princess Anne, who yesterday was joined by Queen Camilla and Beatrice’s sister Eugenie for Style Wednesday.

Anne’s right-hand woman and lady-in-waiting, Dolly Maude, 51, also made an appearance at the races, but it was Zara to whom she offered a helping hand. 

The mother-of-four, who is an NHS midwife and famously helped deliver Zara’s third child Lucas on a bathroom floor when the Royal’s birthing plan went awry, looked chic in a mid-length sage coat with oversized gold buttons. 

The 51-year-old managed to cling to her best friend, Zara, while keeping her eyes on the sporting action. 

After watching from the balcony, Zara got closer to the action and observed the sport from the side of the field next to Beatrice and Edo. 

And it was Zara whom Edo kept his arm around while the trio watched the sporting action.  

Stood next to them, and showing off her recent upgraded style, Princess Beatrice wore her auburn hair down and loose in a gentle wave. She paired pair boots, a black handbag and dress with a warm brown coat.

Adding a touch of street style, she added a black an gold headband while opting for a natural make-up look.

Elsewhere, Prince William put the fiasco to one side today as he played basketball with children and celebrated successfully shooting hoops while opening a youth charity facility in London.

The four members of the royal family appeared in neutrals, with Zara added a pop of colour to the ensemble with a green fascinator.

Zara and Mike otherwise matched in grey, with Zara styling her blonde bob into a sleek style. 

Today, racegoers pulled out all the sartorial stops as they arrived at Cheltenham racecourse in Gloucestershire today for the third day of the annual festival. 

Guests were spotted brightening up the dreary day in check coats, vibrant hats and colour coordinated ensembles as they kicked off St Patrick’s Thursday.

Not letting the dull weather rain on their parade, many female racegoers were pictured braving the chill at the four-day race meet, which originated in 1860, in style.

The third day of the festival is known as St Patrick’s Thursday and dozens of revellers dressed accordingly, showing off their shamrocks, green frocks and emerald accessories. 

No doubt Guinness will be flowing as they celebrate Ireland’s patron saint, whose feast day falls on Sunday.  

Others chose to put their best fashion foot forward in flirty floral frocks or eye-catching monochrome ensembles. 

In a nod to the changeable weather, some women decided to pair their outfits with practical boots, rather than dainty heels. 

A smattering of famous faces were spotted in the crowds, including actor James Nesbitt and presenter Nick Knowles who arrived hand-in-hand with his girlfriend Katie Dadzie.

Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo looked chic in a retro style brown suede coat, teamed with a red headband, after missing the earlier days of the festival. 

This week she took to Instagram to tell fans she was disappointed not to attend every day of the event, but has been spending quality time with her boyfriend – BrewDog James Watt – after moving in together. 

Yesterday, Queen Camilla, 76, looked effortlessly elegant in a green Anna Valentine coat teamed with a vibrant floral scarf and a fake fur-trimmed hat from Lock & Co as she stepped out to enjoy a day at the races at the Gloucestershire racecourse.

She was joined for the prestigious Day Two of the four-day festival, previously referred to as Ladies Day, by her son Tom Parker-Bowles, Zara and Mike Tindall , Princess Anne and Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank .

Shortly after their arrival, Zara, 42, and her former rugby international ace husband Mike, 45, exchanged a quick kiss on the lips before the King’s niece walked off with her cousin Eugenie, 33.

The Queen, who is a keen horse racing fan, joined other close relatives, including daughter Laura Lopes and her husband Harry, alongside Camilla’s nephew Sir Ben Elliot, at the biggest week in the jump racing calendar.

Known to love a flutter on the horses, the Queen took her place in the royal box after arriving at the Cheltenham racecourse and walking past racegoers who stopped to watch her pass.

The Queen – who is a regular at the occasion and an honorary member of the Jockey Club which runs the major sporting event – made an appearance without King Charles, 75, since he is still having treatment for cancer. 

Also among the guests in the royal box were Eugenie and husband Jack, and Camilla’s friend and official Queen’s Companion, Lady Sarah Keswick.

Princess Beatrice was spotted dining with friends at an A-List venue in Mayfair last night.

King Charles’ niece, 35, appeared in good spirits as she entered the celebrity’s favorite restaurant, Scotts.

Beatrice enjoyed dinner without her husband, Edo Mapelli Mozzi, who may have been caring for their daughter Sienna, two.

The royal beamed when she left the champagne and oyster bar later that evening with a friend by car.

The mother-of-one opted for a chic yet stylish outfit, donning a navy blue coat with a crimson maxi dress.

Beatrice added a touch of glamor to her outfit with a pair of navy blue heels with a diamond-encrusted toe.

She wore her auburn locks in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a natural makeup look.

Scott’s has long been a royal favorite, but it also has legions of famous fans. It was also the scene of the infamous nose job incident between Nigella Lawson and then-husband Charles Saatchi in 2020, which led directly to the end of their marriage.

Other celebrity diners include Formula 1 heiress Tamara Ecclestone, rocker Ronnie Wood and his wife Sally Humphreys.

The seafood restaurant is described on its website as having ‘the best oysters, fish and shellfish’ and also has an adjacent champagne bar.

The menu features a choice of seven different types of oysters, including the Lock Ryan Natives variety at £38 for six, and Beluga caviar at an eye-watering £270 for just 30 grams.

Other options include an octopus starter for £18.75 and a whole grilled lobster for £70.

It comes after Princess Beatrice appeared at an event to mark Student Mental Health Week, where she spoke on a panel last month about young people’s wellbeing.

The 35-year-old princess joined forces with US company Chegg to take part in the event in the capital, championing a cause that many will associate with the Princess of Wales.

Kate, 42, who is currently privately recovering after abdominal surgery, has become one of the loudest voices within the royal family in standing up for the mental health and wellbeing of young people. She previously revealed that she and William care “deeply” about the case.

Last year, during the week of World Mental Health Day in October, the Princess of Wales took part in a series of meetings specifically focused on student mental health – both solo and with Prince William.

Although Kate is staying home (and “doing well,” according to Kensington Palace), it appears William’s cousin Beatrice has raised the flag for the cause.

When she appeared at the event by Chegg, a company based in Silicon Valley, in partnership with British charity Student Minds, the Mental Health Foundation and Big Change, Beatrice wore a black belted tweed jacket from Majé that cost £535, combined with an A-line Alexander McQueen A-line skirt, tights and lace-up boots.

In a photo posted to X/Twitter by Heather Hatlo Porter, Chegg’s chief communications officer, the royal mother of one is seen smiling as she chats with some young people.

As Heather posted the photo, she wrote that she was “so grateful” to have heard the royal speak at the event.

She added: “Let’s face loneliness together,” suggesting the event was specifically focused on loneliness in particular.

Beatrice’s participation in the event follows a cause that the Princess of Wales has long championed, as she flies the flag for student mental health awareness while Kate is out of action.

Last year, Kate took part in a number of events to promote young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

During a busy week in October, Kate undertook several assignments to promote a good cause, including a visit to Nottingham Trent University.

Princess Beatrice found her prince in businessman Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi after being introduced by a mutual friend.

We weekly confirmed in November 2018 that the couple was dating. After three years together, the duo secretly married in July 2020.

“Every second of every day since then has been so full of joy, happiness, laughter and love. You are the kindest, sweetest and most beautiful person in the world. Thank you, my love, for every second,” Mopelli Mozzi wrote via Instagram a year later in July 2021.

Before Beatrice, Mopelli Mozzi was engaged now-ex Dana Huang, with whom he shares son Christopher Woolf “Wolfy.”

Beatrice and Mopelli Mozzi later welcomed their first Baby together, daughter Sienna Elizabeth, in September 2021.

Keep scrolling to relive Beatrice and Mapelli Mozzi’s relationship:

Princess Beatrice appeared at an event to mark Student Mental Health Week, where she spoke on a panel about young people’s wellbeing.

The 35-year-old princess joined forces with US company Chegg to take part in the event in the capital, championing a cause that many will associate with the Princess of Wales.

Kate, 42, who is currently privately recovering after abdominal surgery last month, has become one of the loudest voices within the royal family in standing up for the mental health and wellbeing of young people. She previously revealed that she and William care “deeply” about the case.

Last year, during the week of World Mental Health Day in October, the Princess of Wales took part in a series of meetings specifically focused on student mental health – both solo and with Prince William.

Although Kate is staying home (and “doing well,” according to Kensington Palace), it appears William’s cousin Beatrice has raised the flag for the cause.

When she appeared at the event by Chegg, a company based in Silicon Valley, in partnership with British charity Student Minds, the Mental Health Foundation and Big Change, Beatrice wore a black belted tweed jacket from Majé that cost £535, combined with an A-line Alexander McQueen A-line skirt, tights and lace-up boots.

In a photo posted to X/Twitter by Heather Hatlo Porter, Chegg’s chief communications officer, the royal mother of one is seen smiling as she chats with some young people.

As Heather posted the photo, she wrote that she was “so grateful” to have heard the royal speak at the event.

She added: “Let’s face loneliness together,” suggesting the event was specifically focused on loneliness in particular.

Beatrice’s participation in the event follows a cause that the Princess of Wales has long championed, as she flies the flag for student mental health awareness while Kate is out of action.

Last year, Kate took part in a number of events to promote young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

During a busy week in October, Kate undertook several assignments to promote a good cause, including a visit to Nottingham Trent University.

During her visit, which saw her don a chic knitted two-piece from Sézane to hear about the university’s mentoring programme, Kate chatted with students about her own student days.

In a video from Nottinghamshire Live, Kate told students that she ‘likes to challenge herself’ in music, sport and art.

She added that she encourages this in her own children by “trying new things.”

The princess continues: ‘For me, university was the moment when I learned to try out, because there is so much to offer.’

Then she joked, “I’d like to be a student again!” whereupon the room burst into laughter.

Kate told the students about her love of sport and said: ‘I love being outside’. In particular, she noted how she tried her hand at hockey and tennis at St. Andrews, where she met her future husband Prince William.

She also said she developed her photography skills by joining clubs in college.

The solo engagement followed a joint visit with Prince William to Birmingham a day earlier, where the royal couple took part in a Youth Mental Health Forum organized by BBC Radio 1.

During the visit, Kate revealed her dedication to the cause in a subtle tribute in her jewelry.

She wore a pair of gold star earrings that she had received a few months earlier during another assignment to promote youth mental health.

They were created in memory of Sarah Renton’s daughter Issy, who tragically took her own life last year at the age of 17 after struggling with depression.

Kate promised to wear the jewelery after receiving it during an outing to the rugby club in June.

Mrs Renton said: ‘My daughter Issy committed suicide. Proceeds from the earrings will go to a charity called Brave Minds, a mental health charity that supports children through rugby club platforms. Mental health is such an important topic.

‘She was wonderful, Issy, a real breath of fresh air. She had wonderful, wonderful friends and surrounded herself with the best people.

“She had life in her hands, did so well at her A-levels, she went on to an elite rugby program, she paid rugby for England and got a gold medal in the summer.

‘But she also struggled with depression. Everything was harder than it should be. We thought she was clearly doing better than she was.”

Ms Renton added that Kate had told her she would wear the earrings in the future.

At the same Radio 1 event, Kate made a rare public speech in which she revealed how “deeply” she and William were concerned about the cause of young people’s mental health.

Kate, who was keen to speak personally at the event, told her audience: ‘Alongside the efforts of many others, we have seen real change. Today, more people feel empowered to talk about their mental health than ever before. This is a big step forward.

“William and I continue to be inspired to see young people like all of you here today leading this charge – being extraordinarily courageous to have some of those conversations ourselves.

‘As a generation you value and talk about your mental health more than anyone before you – something we really admire and applaud.

“However, it is important to remind ourselves of the big picture as we meet here today. What are we trying to improve by focusing our efforts on mental health? Ultimately, we are working towards a happier, healthier world.

‘We want to shape fairer, safer, kinder and more equal societies – societies that seek together the common good and a better future.

“Because just as we must restore, protect and invest in our planet, we must also restore, protect and invest in the communities, relationships and people who live on it.”

Prince Andrew smiled today as he walked the Royal Family into Windsor Castle for a service of thanksgiving for the late King Constantine of Greece in a move that proves he is ‘back in the fold’.

In an extraordinary turnaround after he was banned from royal duties and stripped of his HRH and military titles by his mother the Queen just two years ago, the Duke of York led The Firm into church to celebrate the life of the last King of Greece.

And in another incredible turn of events, his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson was by his side as they marched into St George’s Chapel this morning followed by their daughter Beatrice.

Andrew was at front and centre of proceedings as King Charles takes a break from royal duties as he battles cancer and Prince William missed the service for ‘personal reasons’. Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh were also absent.

Queen Camilla arrived separately meaning that Andrew, the Queen Elizabeth II’s second born son, stepped forward and led in the other royals including Princess Anne.

One royal watcher told MailOnline: ‘Prince Andrew and the Yorks are firmly back in the fold’. 

It is the first time the Duke of York has attended a public event since the Christmas Day service at Sandringham. And it came almost two years to the day from when he settled the sexual assault case filed against him by Virginia Giuffre, a sex slave victim of Andrew’s friend Jeffrey Epstein.

The settlement was never disclosed but was estimated to be worth around £12million ($16.3million). It spared him having to give evidence under oath at any trial in the US and there were claims that the Queen helped him pay for it.

Biographer and royal expert Phil Dampier told MailOnline today that Andrew had seized his chance and still clearly hopes he can make a full comeback.

The absence of the King and Prince William shows how ‘fragile’ 2024 has been for the Windsors, and it has ‘encouraged’ the Duke of York to take the lead, Mr Dampier claimed.

He said: ‘It’s quite extraordinary that Prince Andrew and his former wife Sarah Ferguson were front and centre as they walked into the Chapel, almost like the old days.

Yes, it was a private family event but it was a large turnout of royals seen by the public.

Without the King, William and Kate the overall image is that of a slimmed down monarchy which is perhaps now too slimmed down.

Queen Camilla has been doing a superb job holding it together, as has the Princess Royal.

But we have been reminded of the fragility of the situation and Andrew will probably be encouraged to think he can one day make some sort of comeback, although it’s not likely for at least a year or two, if ever.

The Prince of Wales is understood to have called the family to apologise, while Kensington Palace confirmed the Princess was ‘doing well’ as she recovers at home. 

But the Duke of York was pictured leading the pack in a rare public appearance as mourners arrived for the service.

Filing behind Prince Andrew was Sarah, the Duchess of York, followed by Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence, Zara and Mike Tindall, and Princess Anne.

Although other major royals were absent, Prince Andrew was joined by Queen Camilla, who  appeared to grin as she arrived at the Castle this morning, and was greeted at the door.

She smiled warmly at those gathered to meet her, before entering the venue and adopting a solemn and dignified silence.

They will be joined by the late king’s widow Queen Anne-Marie, their eldest son, Crown Prince Pavlos and other members of the Greek royal family for the service in the nave of the 15th century chapel.

Prince Andrew was present along with Sarah, Duchess of York because it was deemed a personal family event.

It is also understood that the Duke of York was attending the service as a member of the British Royal Family and had been invited by the Greek Royal Family.

In the place of the Prince of Wales, Constantine’s eldest son Crown Prince Pavlos stepped in to give the reading.

King Charles was at Windsor Castle earlier in the day but left before the service began – with the reception afterwards set to be hosted by Camilla.

Charles was unable to attend Constantine’s funeral in Athens last year because of commitments which included meeting the president of Cyprus. The Princess Royal represented him at the service.

Camilla’s role in the service will see her again taking the reigns as she works to take the pressure off her husband.

Members of the Royal family have rallied around the King, with Prince William returning to duties after spending time caring for his wife Princess Kate.

Charles’ profound sense of duty and strong work ethic has seen him continue working privately through treatment.

Today’s service at St George’s Chapel was held in honour of the King’s close friend and second cousin Constantine II, the former ruler and last king of Greece.

The King has reportedly sought spiritual advice from his friend Archimandrite Ephraim, Abbot of the Greek Orthodox Vatopedi monastery on Mount Athos.

Abbot Ephraim is said to have told Greek media outlets: ‘Yes, he has been in contact since the diagnosis and I believe he’ll overcome it. Charles has a spiritual sophistication, a spiritual life.’

Charles, 75, who was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer just over a fortnight ago, is not carrying out public duties while he has treatment.

Constantine was a first cousin once removed and sailing partner of the late Duke of Edinburgh, and died at the age of 82 in January last year, decades after being toppled from the throne in a military coup.

The King had a close friendship with Constantine, choosing him as a godfather for his son William, now the Prince of Wales.

The former king was also godfather to the daughter of Prince and Princess of Michael of Kent, Lady Gabriella Kingston.

Constantine, who died in an Athens hospital, acceded to the throne at the age of 23 in 1964.

The young king, who had won Olympic gold in sailing, was initially hugely popular.

By the following year he had squandered much of that support with his active involvement in the machinations that brought down the popularly elected Centre Union government of prime minister George Papandreou.

The episode, still widely known in Greece as the ‘apostasy’ or defection from the ruling party of several politicians, destabilised the constitutional order and led to a military coup in 1967.

Constantine eventually clashed with the military rulers and was forced into exile.

The dictatorship abolished the monarchy in 1973 and a referendum after democracy was restored in 1974 dashed any hopes Constantine had of reigning again.

He lived in exile for many years in Hampstead Garden Suburb in north London, before returning to his home country in 2013.

The TikTok trend known as “eclectic grandpa” has become a global sensation as enthusiasts around the world present their interpretations of the craze.

Predicted by Pinterest as an aesthetic for 2024, this retro-inspired look features oversized silhouettes, patterned knits, tweed and loafers.

A number of celebrities have embraced the nostalgic look, including Princess Beatrice, who recently wore a Zara knit tank top over a crisp white ME+EM shirt and voluminous wool skirt, completing her outfit with Gucci loafers.

London-based fashion designer Charlotte Weaver (@charlotteweaverr) showed off her unique take on the trend in a social media clip that received more than 6,000 views and positive comments.

In the video, she pairs a quirky Ganni knit with a plain white T-shirt, wide-leg pleated trousers, green Adidas sneakers and a leopard print tote bag for a distinctive look.

“By 2024, Gen Z and Boomers will embrace the core of grandpa and bring eccentric and expressive elements for all ages into their wardrobe,” Pinterest predicted.

“Because the coastal granny aesthetic is so last year.”

The image-sharing platform also recorded a 130 percent increase in searches for “eclectic clothing style,” while “grandpa core” rose 65 percent and “grandpa style” saw a 60 percent increase.

The pieces favored by men of a certain age seem to be becoming the most coveted purchases in fashion for both men and women.

Chelsea Jordan (@chelseaj0rdan), based in the US, was praised for her take on the trend in a clip that racked up more than 4,000 likes on TikTok.

Chelsea's Get Ready With Me video featured a relaxed grandpa-inspired look, with an Argyle print sweater and wide-leg jeans from Mother.

Countless followers flocked to compliment her outfit, writing, “I love your style,” “Literally beautiful,” and “I came here for the cool girl eclectic grampy style.” Delivered.'

Influencers are also embracing the cozy ensembles, portraying them as cool and chic.

Based in Chicago Claire LaJeunesse showed off her take on the look in a knitted gray sweater and quilted cardigan.

In the meantime, Jess Chengfrom London, wore a beige suit – accentuated by the loose-fitting silhouette – emblematic of the trend in a post.

A host of famous faces are embracing the eclectic grandpa trend, including Princess Beatrice, Alexa Chung and Gigi Hadid.

Beatrice, 35, wore a retro-inspired ensemble as she attended Poppy Delevingne's Valentine's Day lunch at The Ivy Chelsea Garden last month.

She opted for a layered look and combined a knitted cardigan with a blouse, a wool skirt and retro loafers.

And the infamous It Girl Alexa Chung has long effortlessly embodied the eclectic grandpa aesthetic, consistently showcasing her mastery of the trend in her wardrobe.

The model recently paired a metallic Miu Miu bag with a chunky knit cardigan and a double-breasted trench coat on Instagram.

Gigi Hadid, on the other hand, has embraced the look by creating her cashmere brand Guest in Residence as a tribute to cherished heirlooms.

Inspired by her parents' hand-me-downs, the label offers a variety of patterned knitwear and oversized polos that perfectly capture the essence of this style.

The eclectic grandpa trend extends to menswear, as evidenced by Barry Keoghan, who appeared at the premiere of Masters Of The Air at the Picturehouse in London last month.

The Saltburn star, 31, who played Lt. Curtis Biddick stars in the upcoming war drama, defiantly showed off his quirky clothes on the red carpet.

Barry opted for a sleeveless teal knitted sweater with black pants and chunky shoes.

The trend has also found its way to the catwalk. Chunky, colorful knitwear seen on the Loewe spring/summer 2024 catwalk during Paris Fashion Week.

It's thought to be an evolution of 2022's “coastal grandmother” aesthetic, in which Gen Z embraced light linens and loose-fitting, breezy ensembles.

The term was coined by California-based TikToker Lex Nicoletawho has now made dozens of videos explaining the trend.

Lex explains that the look is best exemplified with women in Nancy Meyers films, such as Diane Keaton in Something's Gotta Give and Meryl Streep in It's Complicated, and that it's not just about a casual yet chic way of dressing, but to a whole lifestyle with beautiful homes. gardens and good food.

As for fashion, this includes turtlenecks, cashmere sweaters and relaxed button-downs, especially white ones.

Princess Beatrice looked elegant in an all-black outfit as she stepped out into central London last night for an evening at Loulou's.

The royal, 35, pinned her strawberry blonde hair into a bun and donned a thick black coat for her night out in Mayfair, pairing her outfit with knee-high suede boots.

As she was spotted leaving the private members club, the daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson carried a chic crocodile print bag engraved with her initials: BEY for Beatrice Elizabeth York.

Mother-of-one Beatrice made sure she looked chic and simple for maximum evening glamor as she left the club.

She and her sister, Eugenie, are keeping a lower profile than usual after their mother, Sarah Ferguson, announced she has been diagnosed with skin cancer – while their uncle King Charles is also undergoing cancer treatment.

Despite what is undoubtedly a difficult time within the family, Beatrice has been busy working in recent weeks.

Last week she hosted a reception at St James's Palace for a dyslexia charity of which she is a patron, Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity.

At the event, the royal, 35, met close supporters to discuss her long-standing association with the group, having benefited from its services before officially joining as a patron.

The 35-year-old took a business-as-usual approach as she fulfilled her role as patron of the Helen Arkell Dyslexia charity, despite the fact that her mother, Sarah Ferguson, and King Charles III, had both recently been diagnosed with cancer stated.

Beatrice started the proceedings by sharing her personal experience with the learning problem. She explained her determination to “change the narrative” so that dyslexic individuals are valued for the qualities they bring to the world.

The 35-year-old also listened to a speech from Jemima Spurr, an individual who has benefited from the charity's services.

The charity, which provides specialist support, advice and information to people with dyslexia, enabled Jemima to maximize the positive gifts of the condition, such as the ability to 'think outside the box'.

Jemima said: 'I was so excited to meet Princess Beatrice.

'She immediately came over to congratulate me on my speech and to thank me for sharing my story.'

Jemima added: 'She wished me the best of luck as I ran the London Marathon in aid of the Helen Arkell Charity.'

During the tea party, Beatrice also met with British retail magnate Theo Paphitis, 64, who often appears on Dragons Den.

Paphitis has set up a dyslexia grant through which the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity trains public school teachers in the UK to better support dyslexic students.

Beatrice also met the charity's closest supporters, including Lynn and Christopher Pann, who flew from Switzerland to attend the event.

Elsewhere, the royal family also spoke to actress Susan Hampshire CBE and Roger Jefcoate CBE, deputy patrons of the charity and relatives of the charity's founder, the late Helen Arkell MBE.

Meanwhile, long-time charity volunteer Vickie Kennish was happy to meet Beatrice.

She said: 'What a wonderful experience it was to talk to Princess Beatrice over a cup of tea in this amazing palace.'

“It was such a magical event that I will never forget, and I feel inspired to help the charity do even more for people with dyslexia.”

Beatrice, the eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, has only been seen in public a handful of times since Charles was diagnosed with cancer.

Earlier this month, Beatrice was first spotted putting on a brave face as she arrived at Clarence House, hours after it was revealed her uncle King Charles had been diagnosed with cancer.

She and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were previously seen leaving the entrance, which also leads to their St James' Palace residence in central London, following the shock announcement from Buckingham Palace.

Earlier this month it was announced that while in hospital for surgery on his prostate, medics discovered a second problem of 'concerning' for the monarch, which has now been confirmed to be cancer.

It is the second blow for Princess Beatrice, after her mother Sarah Ferguson. a form of skin cancer was recently diagnosed.

Beatrice looked serious as she was pictured behind the wheel of her car upon returning home.

She and her husband had previously smiled as they left the property together several hours earlier.

She has been a long-time resident of St James' Palace since she and sister Princess Eugenie lived there while studying at university – during which time Prince Andrew paid almost £20,000 a year on their behalf.

By Ellen Coughlan for Mailonline

Published: 12:41 EST, February 1, 2024 | Updated: 12:50 EST, February 1, 2024

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