As they take a summer vacation at the royals’ Balmoral estate, it is thought that Prince Beatrice’s stepson will be there with her and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
A rarely-seen member of the Royal Family looks set to join King Charles and the rest of the Firm at Balmoral.
Charles officially kicked off his holiday in the Scottish Highlands earlier this week, where he is expected to be joined by multiple members of his family.
And it seems among those on the guest list is an under-the-radar member of the family, who will get to enjoy the countless outdoor activities on offer in the Aberdeenshire countryside. That’s because Princess Beatrice’s stepson Christopher Woolf, also known as Wolfie, is set to travel to the royals’ estate with her and his dad, Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
Beatrice, who is also mum to daughters Sienna and Athena, will reportedly join the Balmoral getaway, along with her sister Princess Eugenie and her family, as well as their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. A family friend told the Daily Mail: “He will enjoy a wonderful holiday of outdoor activities such as wild swimming and cycling.”
Edo and Wolfie’s mum, American architect Dara Huang, have tried to fiercely guard the privacy of their nine-year-old son. However, he has now made several public outings with the royals, including at Sandringham last Christmas, where he joined in with the traditional walk to church. His trip to Balmoral will also come after he spent time on holiday in Florida with his mum earlier this summer.
We didn’t get any photos of Wolfie because he played a leading role in Beatrice and Edo’s royal wedding in 2020 because they chose to keep the details a secret. He served both his father’s and his page boy as best man.
The youngster was reportedly asked to play the role because they wanted to appoint him to be embraced and loved by Beatrice, according to a couple’s friend.
They stated that “Bea is completely interested in the stepmum role.” She makes every effort to become Wolfie’s second mother, and she is very concerned about getting it right. She talks about him nonstop and is utterly dedicated to him.
They added that Beatrice is diligent about making sure Wolfie is aware of his two families, including ensuring that their home contains photos of him.
It was only natural for Wolfie to join Bea’s family because she has always been so close to her.
He is both adorable and a fantastic little boy. Although Bea is so compassionate, her happiness will always be top of her list of priorities as she watches what happens when they start a family.
On Monday morning, Charles arrived at the Aberdeenshire castle in his state Bentley for his official welcome to Balmoral. He inspected regimental mascot Corporal Cruachan IV, a Shetland pony, as it stood with handler Corporal Rory Stewart as the monarch inspected his Royal Guard.
A Guard of Honour was held by Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (SCOTS) to officially welcome the King to Balmoral, although he attended a church service there on Sunday in a private capacity.
In a display of pageantry that was closely related to this year’s Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, soldiers from across the regiment gave a performance from the Pipes and Drums, which were formed by soldiers from the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Battalions.
Source: Mirror
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