You give us a little sneak peek of your life. It’s been a little while.īianca Schulze: Yeah, it has! To be honest, I’ve been following you on Instagram and I love how much you share there. And we’re also all dying to know about Milkwood Farm. And I also want to speak to you about The Beatryce Prophecy by Kate DiCamillo, for which you have created the gorgeous artwork. To be honest, I have so many questions for you so we could talk about a gazillion of your books, but we’ll focus on Negative Cat. I’m so excited to talk to you today about Negative Cat. (The only royal kids in attendance were the Wales children, George, Charlotte, and Louis.) Additionally, Edo has a son from a previous relationship, Wolfie, whom Beatrice lovingly calls her 'bonus son.' He was also not in attendance today.Bianca Schulze: Well, hello, Sophie, welcome to The Growing Readers podcast. During the service, she was spotted sitting alongside her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.īeatrice and Edo have been married for nearly three years now, and they have one child together, Sienna Elizabeth, who, at 1 year old, was likely deemed too young to attend today's events. But she walked in to the Abbey alongside her sister, Princess Eugenie, and her cousin, Prince Harry, who flew in from California for the occasion. She accessorized the look with dainty jewelry, including pink sapphire, rubellite, and pink opal hoop earrings from Garrard, and atop her head sat a golden hatband from Emily London, which looked somewhat reminiscent of a tiara.Īs Beatrice is not a working member of the royal family, she will not participate in the formal coronation procession, and it's likely we also won't see her on the Buckingham Palace balcony later today. While her mother, Sarah Ferguson, did not get an invite to the royal event, Princess Beatrice was just spotted arriving at the church wearing a belted magenta midi-length dress with statement sleeves from Beulah London. His own extended royal family is also, of course, front and center for ceremony-including his niece Princess Beatrice.

Today, as King Charles is crowned in Westminster Abbey, he'll be surrounded by diplomats, political and religious leaders, and representatives of royal houses across Europe and around the world.

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