The statement with which Buckingham Palace announced that Beatriz de York and Edo Mapelli Mozzi are expecting their second child The obvious was already made clear: both families are delighted. Even so, Sarah Ferguson has not resisted dedicating some much more personal words to her daughter and son-in-law to express the immense joy she feels at the arrival of what will be her fourth grandchild.
© @sarahferguson15“Dear Beatriz, words cannot express the joy and emotion I feel knowing that you and Edo are awaiting the arrival of another precious member to your beautiful family. Being a grandmother fills my heart again with happiness and gratitude,” the text begins in the form of an open letter that the Duchess of York has shared with her followers. “Watching you grow as a mother has been one of the greatest privileges of my life and now watching your family grow is an absolute blessing. Our family is growing and so is the love that surrounds it. I can’t wait to meet this little one and share all the memories we will make together. With all my love,” Ferguson concludes absolutely delighted.
© @sarahferguson15Prince Andrew’s ex-wife also had a few words for her grandchildren, eager to welcome their new brother or cousin, as well as for Wolfie, the son that Edo Mapelli had eight years ago with Dara Huang. Although the little one is not part of the Royal Family, he has been present in very important events of the monarchy such as the traditional carol concert that takes place at Westminster Abbey every Christmas or the church service held in Sandringham on December 25. “Wolfie, August, Ernie and Siennta will be very excited to have the fifth member of the team!” written Sarah along with the letter to her daughter and some beautiful family photographs.
Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi said ‘I do’ in July 2020 in an intimate and discreet ceremony attended only by their closest family members. A joy that multiplied with the arrival into the world of their first daughter together, Sienna Elisabeththis middle name in honor of her remembered great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2021.
