Princess Beatrice's husband finally reveals where they really live
Edoardo opened up to The Times, and revealed a surprising detail about their current royal residence
Princess Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi has finally cleared up one of the biggest questions royal fans have: where do they actually live?
The 41-year-old property developer, who married Beatrice in a low-key Windsor ceremony five years ago, opened up to The Times, and revealed a surprising detail about their current royal residence.
While many believed the couple primarily live in their Cotswolds farmhouse, which they purchased in 2021, Edoardo casually confirmed that their main base is actually St James’s Palace in London.
Speaking about a lavish six-floor Belgravia townhouse he recently designed, Edoardo revealed he often passed the site while walking their daughter Sienna to school, “from our apartment at St James’s Palace.”
The comment confirms that the royal couple are still living in their grace-and-favour flat at the palace, at least during term time.
The family, which now includes their newest arrival, baby Athena, still reportedly retreats to the Cotswolds for weekends and holidays, enjoying the countryside away from the public eye.
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