Princess Beatrice and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, are reportedly exploring a move abroad, potentially to the United States, as the royal family continues to grapple with controversy surrounding Prince Andrew. The move would follow a similar path taken by Beatrice’s sister, Princess Eugenie, who has spent years living outside the UK.
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Mounting Pressure on the Couple
Sources suggest the decision stems from a desire for a “fresh start” amid ongoing public scrutiny and business concerns. According to insiders, Mapelli Mozzi fears his association with Prince Andrew could damage his business ventures, particularly Banda, a company that has recently attracted investment.
Family Precedent and Potential Benefits
The shift would align with a trend within the family, as Eugenie already splits her time between the UK and Portugal. Moving abroad could offer Beatrice and Mozzi an opportunity to revitalize their marriage, which has been subject to recent divorce rumors. The relocation would also distance them from the unresolved issues surrounding Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who remain at the center of public controversy.
Background on the Couple
Beatrice and Mozzi married in May 2020 after meeting in 2018. Mozzi entered the relationship with a son, Christopher Woolf, born in 2016, and the couple later welcomed two daughters: Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi (born in 2021) and Athena Elizabeth Rose Mapelli Mozzi (born in 2025).
Uncertain Future
While some insiders maintain that the couple is working through their issues, others report significant turmoil. The exact timing and destination of a potential move remain unclear, but the possibility highlights the growing strain on the couple as they navigate the fallout from ongoing royal scandals.
The decision to relocate underscores the increasing pressures on younger members of the royal family to distance themselves from controversies while simultaneously protecting their personal and professional interests.
