Princess Beatrice was among the Royals spending Christmas Day at Sandringham(Image: Getty Images)Princess Beatrice was among the Royal Family members celebrating Christmas at Sandringham, the Norfolk residence of the Royals. She was accompanied by her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, stepson Wolfie and baby daughter Sienna.
While Sienna stayed back at Sandringham due to her young age, the rest of the family were seen heading to the Christmas Day service at the estate’s church with the King and Queen, and the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Beatrice’s appearance at the Royal Christmas came as something of a surprise, as she was originally thought to have planned to spend the festive period overseas with her in-laws.
However, it’s thought that the Princess, who is currently pregnant with her second child, was advised against travelling.
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Joining her family at Sandringham, Beatrice’s outfit held a special significance, as she opted to wear a chic tan coat from the Net-a-Porter for The King’s Foundation collection.
She paired the coat with a simple black dress and knee-high boots. To complete her look, Beatrice added black gloves, a green Alice band, and gold earrings.
Her choice of a green hair accessory matched Queen Camilla and Princess Kate’s ‘festive green’ theme during the Royal Family’s Christmas Day walk.
Just over a month ago, Beatrice visited The King’s Foundation’s Future Textiles exhibition at the Garrison Chapel, where the Modern Artisan collection, created in partnership with luxury retailer Net-a-Porter, was showcased.
The coat was from the Net-a-Porter for The King’s Foundation collection(Image: Getty Images)Launched by King Charles in 2014, the Future Textiles project aimed to bridge the skills gap in the UK fashion and textiles industry through education and training.
Over the past decade, the King’s Foundation reports that the programme has benefited over 7,000 people and now operates across various sites, including Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Highgrove Gardens in Gloucestershire, and Trinity Buoy Wharf in London.
While Beatrice joined her Royal relatives for Christmas, her sister, Princess Eugenie, and their parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, were noticeably absent from the Sandringham celebrations.