Princess Beatrice turns 34
Only sister Eugenie wishes her a happy birthday
Princess Eugenie (left) congratulated her sister Beatrice on her birthday.
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Princess Beatrice turned 34 on August 8th. Sister Eugenie congratulated her on Instagram with a loving post.
Princess Eugenie (32) has her sister Princess Beatrice for her 34th birthday on August 8th at Instagram appreciated. She captioned various snaps of the pair, “Happy birthday to my special big sister. Love you so much.”
Husband raves about ‘the best wife and mother in the world’
Beatrice’s husband also congratulated her with loving lines at Instagram: “You are the best wife in the world. You are also the best mother in the world. We love you so much. Happy birthday my darling,” wrote Eduardo Mapelli Mozzi (38) to a radiant photo of the birthday boy. Princess Beatrice gave birth to their baby daughter Sienna on September 18, 2021.
Fans waited in vain for public congratulations from the Royal Family. The eldest daughter of Prince Andrew (62) and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson (62) received neither from her grandmother Queen Elizabeth II (96), her uncle Prince Charles (73) and wife Duchess Camilla (75) nor from the others Cambridges, who are very active on social media, Prince William (40) and Duchess Kate (40), congratulations via Instagram and Co.
Why didn’t the royal family congratulate?
The British media are now speculating as to what caused the lack of congratulations. On the one hand, a tense relationship with the royal family after Prince Andrew’s misconduct could be the reason. Royal expert Neil Sean explained to the “Daily Express”: “According to very good sources, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice are struggling to keep in touch with Prince William, Kate and Charles. This stems from the deal organized by William, the Queen and Prince Charles to get their father Prince Andrew from his royal duties.”
A new communication strategy from the Queen could at least explain her lack of congratulations. After the monarch had not officially acknowledged Duchess Meghan on her 41st birthday on August 4, Royal correspondent Richard Palmer explained the “Daily Express”that from now on “non-working” members of the royal family should only receive public congratulations on milestone birthdays.